Sentence examples for approximation to simple from inspiring English sources
It is shown that CECAE provides lower extrusion pressure, higher effective strains and better approximation to simple shear deformation mode than ordinary ECAE.
It is assigned as the source for data set 1 and given the model name "powr"; the model name is then used to assign the same source model to data set 2. The fit statistic is set to be χ2 with the data counts acting as the variance (i.e., a Gaussian approximation to simple Poisson statistics).
Surprisingly for morphological traits known to be under multigenic determinism, several modules responded to hybridization in a way analogue, in a first approximation, to a simple monogenic determinism, showing additive or 'dominance' pattern.
There is a roughly exponential decline in the numbers of natural hybrids with genetic distance both between and within species, suggesting an approximation to a simple "exponential failure law" of compatibility as found in some prokaryotes.
This approach often yields a rather detailed approximation (as opposed to simple linear approximations typically used in the literature), while keeping the computational overhead relatively low compared to the piecewise linearization of multivariate nonlinearities with the extended incremental method.
The regular dependence of the second correction spectral dependence lends hope to simple approximation to higher corrections.
Susko [ 15] advanced an analytical method based on Laplace approximations to provide simple corrections for long-branch attraction biases in Bayesian-based inference towards particular topologies; the effectiveness of the corrections was further demonstrated in simulations of four-taxon and five-taxon trees.
This is a simple approximation, to be sure, not a law of nature.
Characteristically, Archimedes went beyond familiar notions, such as that of simple approximation, to more subtle insights, like the notion of bounds.
A simple approximation to the amplitude decay is obtained by first linearizing the static terms and then using the WKB approximation.
