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If black holes are not singularities, then the continuum of spacetime described by Einstein must be only an approximation, says Ashtekar.

Because this approximation says that the presence of solvent should promote miscibility between blocks, the transition from disordered to microphase separated structures with increasing protonation is due to increased repulsive interactions between the blocks.

In such a case, the coefficients of (4') are to be interpreted in terms of semi-elasticities given the approximation, say for LD, that Log(1 + LD) = LD for small level of LD.

The new estimate is probably more trustworthy than previous approximations, says conservation geneticist Eva Bellemain of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama, because "many studies have proved that the field methods are less accurate than genetic methods".

Since we can approximately say that the movement of any colony at the onset is very small, so we use the approximation v m ≈ v wt.

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To measure the accuracy of this approximation, we usually say that approximation (2.3) is better as r 1 ( n ) − γ faster converges to zero.

"Given the high degree of uncertainty around numerous factors, the estimate here should be understood to be a rough approximation," the report says.

To a first approximation, the account says that anything that is accurately described by a computational description C is a computing system implementing C.

"Life is made up of all kinds of approximations," he said, summing up.

end{aligned} (2.3) To measure the accuracy of this approximation, we usually say that an approximation (2.3) is better as (r_{1}(n) -gamma) faster converges to zero.