Sentence examples for approximation difficulties from inspiring English sources

But once one goes beyond this first approximation, difficulties arise which have no parallel in the natural sciences.

If you add up the Fifa rankings for the teams in each group, you are left with an approximation of difficulty for purposes of comparison.

At first approximation, the difficulty of bringing an intron's termini together in our three-dimensional world is proportional to the cube of the intron's length.

Treatment initial boundary value problem for parabolic PDE by finite difference approximation has many difficulties for accuracy and complexity.

Despite these difficulties, approximation methods introduced by the English physicist Douglas R. Hartree, the Russian physicist Vladimir Fock, and others in the 1920s and 1930s have achieved considerable success.

If clearly keeping in mind these difficulties, approximations to xenobiotic metabolism-dependent relative appropriateness of different models for predictions of defined toxicities and/or pharmacological activities for distinct purposes may be attempted.

However, its numerical approximation poses some serious difficulties.

The Eddington theory, though a good approximation, encountered some severe difficulties that have been met through modifications.

The effects of double-layer capacitance are generally large under the slow scan limit approximation and can cause difficulties in isolating the higher harmonics due to spectral leakage in the power spectrum of the FFT.

To circumvent this difficulty, an approximation of the surface integral in terms of a domain integral has been proposed by the authors.

The scenario reduction technique eliminates scenarios with low probability and aggregates similar scenarios [32, 38] to get a tradeoff between computational difficulty and approximation accuracy.