Sentence examples for approximation of actual from inspiring English sources
But for officials at all levels, it seems, the appearance of order — measured by reducing the number of petitions — is an acceptable approximation of actual order.
In addition, the predictive mathematical models obtained through analysis of variance provide a reasonable approximation of actual experimental measurements.
The analysis of variance of the experimental and predicted data shows that the constructed models provide a fair approximation of actual experimental measurements.
Figure 1 Pdf of ISI, MAI, and noise with Gaussian assumption for dB. Figure 2 Approximation of actual pdf of ISI, MAI, and noise for dB. Figure 3 Pdf of ISI, MAI, and noise with Gaussian assumption for dB. Figure 4 Approximation of actual pdf of ISI, MAI, and noise for dB.
It follows then that the remaining 14 ligands can be modelled by slight modifications to the X-ray solved ligands whilst maintaining the geometry of the common chemical scaffold, followed by a minimisation step (see Methods) would be a reasonable approximation of actual binding pose.
Interviews with the likes of Afrika Bambaataa, Fatboy Slim, Phil Collins, Arthur Baker (who also co-produced the film) and members of the Beastie Boys help break down the appeal of the Roland TR-808, which sounds like an instrument from the future and not an approximation of actual percussion.
By using polynomial approximations of actual limit states in the reliability analysis, the number of analyses required can be minimized.
For the conclusions of this article to hold for networks constructed with real cells, the minimal properties of Table 1 only need to be approximations of actual complex neuron responses.
Simulations are approximations of actual CAT administrations, and although they are likely to be good estimates, they may overestimate agreement between CAT and full item bank scores.
