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Using a linear approximation leads to the process costs function shown in Eq. (6).

This approximation leads to an error less than 1.25 × 10−7.

Such an approximation leads to the notion of critical bands or perceptual scales in other words.

The one-term approximation leads to a Mathieu equation, the solution of which is well known.

The resulting SBP SAT approximation leads to fully explicit time integration.

As a cautionary example the assumed modes approximation leads to false conclusions about stability.

When N=1000, for almost all of the 100 trials, the GPD approximation led to a higher correlation, and thus to a more correctly ordered list compared with the list based on the empirical approach, which was computed on the same permutation values.

The finite difference approximations lead to fully explicit ODE systems.

Finally, in Section 2.3 assumptions and approximations lead to the frequency-transient model [4].

The resulting SBP-SAT approximations lead to fully explicit ODE systems.

In the eighties, new formulas for the variance of transfer function estimates based on high-order model approximations led to the first goal-oriented experiment design results.