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The phrase "approximation of the evolution of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a model or estimation related to changes or developments over time.
Example: "The approximation of the evolution of the species was based on fossil records and genetic analysis."
Alternatives: "estimate of the development of the" or "model of the progression of the".
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Based on the simulation results, an analytic approximation of the evolution of the tangential fluid velocity is proposed as a function of the Reynolds number.
In this article, we use the chemical composition, weathering indices, iron, mineralogy of the clays and micromorphology of the oxisols of surface 6 to propose a first approximation of the evolution of the planed surfaces regarding etchplanation in southern Brazil.
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More importantly for the present study, we can use the above result to get an approximation for the evolution of the adaptation variable w during spiking.
A brief survey of the evolution of the approximation theory and neural networks is presented.
Figure 2 shows a typical case, namely, the polar diagram of and the approximation for,, and. Figure 2 Polar diagram of and the approximation for,, and. Figure 3 shows the evolution of the approximation parameters and fitness function versus, for,.
As can be seen from these figures, the approximation by the MTU particle filter is very close to the evolution of the state with the true parameters.
An expression is derived for the evolution of the error in a manifold approximation.
The evolution of the Languedoc continues.
He is the evolution of the quarterback.
Talks about the evolution of the National School Lunch Program.
Successive approximations are performed to estimate the evolution of system states.
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