Sentence examples for approximation of views from inspiring English sources

4] that "in the conversations between M. Cambon and Herr von Kiderlen-Wächter there has taken place an approximation of views as to the basic principles of an agreement.

Even when you look at total time spent on each site, which is a closer approximation of viewing time (although with Netflix it includes browsing the site picking DVDs as well), Netflix also beats Hulu, based on comScore's numbers (ditto with pageviews).

From the spectral approximation point of view, the problem becomes using M spectral samples to approximate complex sinusoid e j 2 π M mτ up to half a cycle.

"It's a pretty good approximation of the view," he said.

The further development of the model, both from a physical (bed rheology) and mathematical (finite-difference approximations) point of view, seems highly desirable.

where ; then is the optimal approximation of in the view of (B.3).

By Morris Bishop The New Yorker, July 10 , 1948P. 20 Exasperating indeed are the approximations of writers of View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

This is probably a reasonable approximation in view of the quite fuzzy interface between the nematic and isotropic regions, as evidenced from microscopy images.

The design computation is based on 1D Schroedinger equation of envelope function approximation from the point of view of simplicity.

This light is measured in forward scatter (FSC), whose detection can be viewed as an approximation of the detected cell or the particles and inside scatter (SSC) that is an approximation to granularity or shape (Bradner and Nevalainen 2003).

For any presupposed error tolerance (varepsilon' in[0, delta]), if the following inequality holds: bigl| R'_{j,j-1}-R'_{jj}bigr ,j-1}-R'_{jj}bigr ,j-1}-R'_{jj}bigrs ended and (R'_{jj}) is viewed as the approximation of (21).