Sentence examples for approximation of the surface from inspiring English sources

We provide cubic polynomial approximation of the surface profiles.

(accepted for publication)], we introduce a new and accurate method for approximation of the surface tension force.

The strategy has been to design a tracer fuel experiment to deduce a first approximation of the surface area density change of sulphate aerosols produced by subsonic aviation.

Approximation of the surface tension on spline interpolants offers a straightforward way to describe correctly the pressure jumps on interface-fitted staggered grids.

To circumvent this difficulty, an approximation of the surface integral in terms of a domain integral has been proposed by the authors.

In this work we present an extremely accurate (in the range of nV) and computationally efficient non-iterative approximation of the surface potential that can serve as a basis for advanced surface-potential-based indium gallium zinc oxide TFTs models.

Fornberg and Piret developed a "QR-basis" that ameliorates this difficulty for approximations on the surface of a sphere, but because the recombined basis functions are perturbed spherical harmonics, not Gaussians, the Fast Gauss Transform is no longer applicable.

It lets characters speak for themselves, which gives the writing the feel of a fictional short story but also a more truthful approximation of the surfacing event through their differing perspectives or points of view.

The extracted features are coefficients of Karhunen Loève approximations of the surface faults.

The existing closed-form approximations of the surface potential are based on regional approximations and empirical smoothing functions that could result not accurate enough in particular to model transconductances and transcapacitances.

With respect to the one-step approach, we have to include a further error, that is, the difference between the 3D approximation of the diffraction surface and the actual diffraction surface over which the contributions are taken when the two-step approach is applied.