Sentence examples for approximation of the range from inspiring English sources

By charting the results, he produced a good approximation of the range of colors one could ever expect to see.

This is a good approximation to the range of rebound spiking within the full six-dimensional system; τ s ∈ [ 8, 21 ].

This suggests that the mean copy number based on multiple reference genes gave a good approximation of the possible range of cfDNA genomic copies present.

This approximation limits the range of application of the solution to small ambient gradients or relatively high frequencies.

In the present contribution we show that assuming only the surface of the PGM washcoat to be effectively active is a reasonable approximation in the range of operative conditions typical of exhausts aftertreatment systems.

The linear smoothing approach [10] that which imposes an approximation in the range of [−v0, v0], as shown in Fig. 4 (v0 is a predefined constant), is one of the commonly used approaches.

Approximation of the segregation ratios ranged from 1 1 for 4 families to 1 3 for another 11 families, and in one case ('Scired' × 94.136 K5-119) as high as 1 13, always favouring green leaf.

The problem of approximation of wide range functions, that are one of the characteristics of vacuum science problems, is introduced.

The lower plot shows the Monte Carlo method approximation of the RMSE for a range of SNR values.

Our approximation is within the range of the gene numbers estimated for the closest relatives Vitis vinifera (30,434 genes) [ 33] and Populus trichocarpa (45,555 genes) [ 34].

However, after this approximation, the range position of the point target in the focused image will be r P ' = r 0 T + r 0 R r 0 + M · r 0 T - r 0 - r 0 d.