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Quantitative agreement with experimental results can be obtained by using a single multiplying factor on the particle surface area to account for (as a first approximation) the effects of porosity.
For the realistic choice of qubit and transmission line parameters, the figures of merit (beta= sqrt{E_{EM}/ Delta} sim30) and (nu= hbarmax(Gamma_{qb},Gamma_{TL})/Delta sim10^{-3}) (Ref. [18]) ensure that the continuum approximation is justified, and that in the first approximation the effects of decoherence can be neglected.
By using the variational procedure, within the effective-mass and parabolic-band approximations, the effects of both electric field and hydrostatic pressure on the shallow-donor-impurity related polarizability and photoionization cross-section in GaAs Ga1−xAlxAs double asymmetric quantum wells are presented.
In a practical system, the bivariate Gaussian is an approximation of the effects of several communication components.
In other words, deterministic models offer a reasonable first approximation to the effects of taxes on growth.
A truncation error analysis of central-difference approximation reveals the effects of mesh non-uniformity and skewness on the solution quality.
The PCA analysis explained ~60 70% of the sample variability indicating that it was a good approximation of the effects of CR in the liver lipidome.
In addition, the approximations that the effects of the dimensionality and geometric distortion would be minor after averaging over a number of MT stations, which is applied in Eq. (17) of Rung-Arunwan et al.
It is well known that failures of the lattice model are due to mathematical approximations for the effects of non-random mixing in order to gain an analytical solution.
Both are approximations, ignoring the effects of local saturation on the generation time, which will tend to produce overestimates of the reproduction number.
This approximation can be intuitively interpreted as a Wishart approximation where the effect of "windowing" is approximated with a rectangular window with an effective number of samples of N e and the covariance matrix of the received data is scaled to A e =w e A".
