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Moreover, the approximation further ameliorates when the immersion time evolves.

This approximation further converts the convex problems (16) and (28) into SDP ones, which makes it possible to acquire a more accurate big-O expression of the computational complexity for low transmit power.

To test the performance of the proposed approximation further, a situation where two pass-bands are brought close to each other is considered (a coupled beam model having inherent bending torsion coupling).

Understanding the emergence of classical physics from the quantum world does not require a unique quasiclassical framework; there are undoubtedly a large number of different possibilities, any one of which could for the circumstances of interest provide "classical" results within a suitable approximation (further comments on nonuniqueness will be found in subsection 11.3 below).

Since the RMA model only serves as a low-dimensional illustration of the ideas behind the proposal estimation algorithm, we will not refine the approximation further, but rather turn to a high-dimensional example.

This is a useful first approximation; further analysis could include miRNA data and other regulatory factors that would be expected to influence the rate of translation of a transcript to a protein.

This poor correlation could be derived from limitations in the MM-PBSA approximations, further sampling inefficiencies, or the accuracy of the force fields.

Thermal images were processed by the following steps: de-trend processing, primary edge detection based on Sobel approximation, and further edge separation based on k-means clustering.

This approximation is further justified by the consideration in the following treatment of the relative variation of the rate coefficient with respect to ζ through the first and second derivatives of lnk, given by (7).

The linear structure of our approximation will further lead to simple assignment rules in Section 3. Instead of maximizing a fixed metric like the system throughput, we will formulate the optimization problem in terms of utility functions, which relate assigned resources, system parameters as the SINR or the data rate to benefits such as revenues, fairness or user satisfaction.

Nonetheless, it is clear that this is only a first approximation and further work is necessary to refine our interpretation.