Sentence examples for approximation of future from inspiring English sources

A first-order approximation of future vegetation within a former reservoir pool can be obtained by considering topography of the new surface in relation to the new water surfaces; substrate characteristics; the pre-dam vegetation and its character as pre-upland or pre-riparian; and typical wetland, riparian, and upland vegetation communities in the region (Shafroth et al. 2002).

During the backward pass the Benders cuts are constructed in order to enhance the approximation of the future cost functions t + 1.

As such the expectation is replaced with an approximation defined as ({{tilde{V}}_t}(x_t)) and (J_u(cdot )) is approximated as follows: begin{aligned} {tilde{J}}_u(x_t) = g(x_t, u) + gamma _t {{tilde{V}}_t}(x_t^{u}), end{aligned} (19 where (x_t^{u}) is the post decision state, and ({{tilde{V}}_t}(cdot )) is the approximation of expected future costs.

We construct the window based on a deterministic approximation of the future behavior of the system by estimating upper and lower bounds on the populations of the chemical species.

Sometimes these guesses are good approximations of the future; often they are not.

We leave the task of improving on the constant selection between the sample points approximation to future work.

Such estimation of the function (cos^{2n}{x}) and the use of corresponding Taylor approximations will be the object of future research.

We created data aggregated at the program level, using future primary teachers' mean MCK scores as an approximation of the program outcome, and using future primary teachers' means of the OTL indexes that were related to MCKj as an approximation of the program characteristic in terms of OTLs provided.

Without such approximations, analysis standardised across different cohorts is of future interest to characterise associations between various beverages and risks of type 2 diabetes.

It would be an interesting aspect of future work to study the resulting approximation accuracy in this approach.

To a first approximation, in other words, the effect of current fiscal policy — whether stimulus or austerity — an the actions of future governments is zero.