Sentence examples for approximation to how from inspiring English sources
The researchers caution that the new results should be seen as a first approximation to how Himalayan glaciers will react to increasing temperatures in the region.
The spectral radius can be used as an approximation to how fast the iteration will converge; the smaller it is the faster the iteration converges.
The process involves the reintroduction of Pleistocene megafauna or their closest modern relatives into large tracts of enclosed land, in an attempt to re-establish now-extinct ecosystems in approximation to how they functioned before substantial human interference.
Waves and particles are both concepts that work well in everyday life, and emerge from quantum mechanics as good approximations to how things really behave, but the reality at the atomic scale is neither one nor the other.
This work provides a first approximation to assess how much data is required to produce good performance in multitask prediction exercises.
For this case, we also extended our impedance approximation to demonstrate how the SQUID saturates both by pump flux and by junction phase (or voltage).
This instability is described in North et al. [ 38] where a first order approximation to estimate how sample eigenvalues and eigenvectors differ from their exact quantities is derived.
While the generalized grouping of literature into three broad categories will certainly ignore various nuances in specific scholarly areas, there is value in making such approximations analogous to how the three-layer earth model has supplied scientific insight in seismic waves, plate tectonics, and magnetic fields.
In its current implementation, OptORF uses Boolean approximations to describe how transcriptional regulation affects metabolic fluxes.
Here, we first show how we use this approximation to calculate the probability that offspring of an individual with a certain fitness are sampled.
In particular, it will have to tell us if the question to be answered in (O2) indeed is the question what there is, which was taken above to be only a first approximation for how to state what ontology is supposed to do.
