Sentence examples for approximation is relevant from inspiring English sources

We present and test a numerical method which, given an analytical or numerical solution of the Helmholtz equation in a neighborhood of a fixed observation point and assuming that the geometrical optics approximation is relevant, determines at this point the number of crossing rays and computes their directions and associated complex amplitudes.

We find the sufficient condition when the approximation is relevant.

In the case of the present study, the series of the efficiency cannot be limited to the first order and the dipolar approximation is not relevant.

We are aware that this is a rough approximation, since the minimal distance is relevant performance metric only asymptotically (as SNR → ∞) and the error curves are linearly proportional also to the number of signal pairs having the minimal distance.

In this section, we review features of the BO approximation that are relevant to the study of PCET reactions.

Remark It has been observed that an L 2 norm of the difference between the exact solution and the relevant approximation is generally negligible.

Remark It has been observed that L 2 norm of the difference between the exact solution and the relevant approximation is generally negligible.

An approximate expression for the packet-loss probability is derived for networks with one or more mutually interfering clusters in Rayleigh fading environments, and the approximation is shown to be good for relevant scenarios.

The reason being that an optimal rank one approximation is achieved by unbiased estimates of the relevant features.

For example, the simple model of eq 10.4 indicates that this approximation is valid when V ≫ Eμ for all relevant proton levels.

During the course of many simulation runs, the attributes and component relationships that best fit the patient data begin to emerge, allowing for closer approximations of which factors are relevant to patient-centered outcomes and revealing their degree of importance.