The visual representations used so far adopt a vowel-centred coding scheme, which we have argued is a close approximation to the optimal viewing position (OVP; McConkie et al., 1989; Oregan et al., 1984).
Beside showing us the striking, bucolic terrain withholding all trace of its sinister history (neither a sign nor a monument anywhere commemorates the women or the march), Silas' depictions of the contemporary route compose the closest approximation to experiencing the last views greeting the female Helmbrechts prisoners.
The gridrec method can be viewed as an approximation to the standard FBP method, making it more suitable for efficient computation using standard CPUs.
The goal of the fixed-point model is to find the steady-state buffer occupancy denoted by x ⋆ which can be viewed as an approximation to the mean queue occupancy in the actual system.
This is perhaps unsurprising, given that the score test can be viewed as an approximation to the LRT by a second-order Taylor series expansion (Buse, 2007) in the neighbourhood of the null model.
Here, the regression function, f (x i 1, x i 2, …, x i p ), should be viewed as an approximation to the true unknown genetic values, { g i } i = 1 n, which can be a complex function involving the genotype of the ith individual at a large number of genes as well as cryptic interactions between genes and between genes and environmental conditions.
However, despite the size of the data sets studied, the complexity of splicing indicates that this global analysis can only be viewed as a first approximation to the definition of septin expression in man.
The magnitude of the ΣM0 can be viewed as a first-order approximation to the regional changes of shear strain in response to earthquakes (Sykes and Jaumé, 1990).
Hence incommensurability is supposed to rule out convergent realism, the view that science shows ever improving approximation to the truth.
This light is measured in forward scatter (FSC), whose detection can be viewed as an approximation of the detected cell or the particles and inside scatter (SSC) that is an approximation to granularity or shape (Bradner and Nevalainen 2003).
