Sentence examples for approximation takes place from inspiring English sources

This approximation takes place via gathered data of inputs and outputs for the so-called decision-making units (DMUs), that is, classical DEA; numerous theoretical papers and applications prove its value, see, for instance, Bashiri et al.

We also examine the so-called decoupled ignition environment approximation in which ignition takes place within a static ignition environment, consisting of the temperature and major species concentration profiles, that is decoupled from and can be solved independently of the minor species profiles.

The numerical approximation of the governing equations takes place in the parameter space of each component grid which is defined by a mapping from (fixed) parameter space to (moving) physical space.

Because of simultaneous engineering this approximation should take place in an early planning stage with uncertain information.

The solvent evaporation of a sessile droplet on the substrate with a nominal volume of 10 pL takes place in less than 400 ms (approximation based on Belgardt et al. [29]).

The quasi-steady state approximation is based on the assumption that cytokine metabolism takes place on a different (faster) time scale than cell cycle.

The film takes place not in a real world but in an almost cubist approximation of one.

The quantum dot shape indicates that particle motion along the Z-axis takes place faster than in the normal direction, this also allows to utilize adiabatic approximation.

Table 3 shows that 15 decimal place accuracy takes place of (f 0)) and 15 decimal place accuracy takes place of (theta'(0)) after 20 orders of approximation. Figure 1 (pmb{mathit {Ma}=1}), (pmb{M=1}), (pmb{Upsilon=0.127013}), (pmb{mathit {Pr}=0.2}), (pmb{S=0.2}) and (pmb{mathit {Gr}=1}).

Ionization takes place.

A transformation takes place.