Sentence examples for approximation that is often from inspiring English sources
The validity of the point source approximation that is often used in wind turbine noise propagation models is finally assessed.
One kind of color sequence that is often used by scientists is an approximation to the spectrum of light.
At the first approximation that's a good thing.
The approximations that are needed to tackle this complexity often require a choice of simplified methods that all but ignore atomic structure.
Because brokers are generally careful to list square footage as an "estimate" or "approximation," there is often little recourse for buyers.
The approximation, however, is often generated by a non-replaceable element and eventually the only way to find a more advanced comparison method is either by creating a new dissimilarity measure or by improving the existing one further.
Root Mean Square Error of Approximation (RMSEA) is often used as a measure of discrepancy per degree of freedom.
Given that to a first approximation the cortex is often viewed as being built from a dense reciprocally interconnected network of corticocortical axonal pathways, of which there are typically 1010 in a human brain it is natural to develop a continuum phase model, along the lines described by Crook et al. [240].
It should be noted that the analytical form of polynomial-basis response surface approximation is often very different from the functions describing the actual displacement field.
Note that there is often a tradeoff between the system delay and the data approximation [8,16].
