Sentence examples for approximation which is known from inspiring English sources

In this approximation, which is known as the linear combination of atomic orbitals (LCAO) approximation, each MO is constructed from a superposition of atomic orbitals belonging to the atoms in the molecule.

Their presented strategy utilized symbolic aggregate approximation (SAX), which is known to be viable for huge information changes.

Most existing techniques rely on a few measurements and a finite difference approximation of spatial derivatives, which is known to amplify noise.

In fact, the T&D scheme is an approximation of the zero-forcing equalizer (ZFE), which is known to boost the channel noise in this case [12].

The gamma function can be used to create a simple approximation to \scriptstyle n! for large \scriptstyle n: \scriptstyle n! \sim \sqrt{2 \pi n} \left(\frac{n}{e}\right)^n which is known as Stirling's approximation.

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The computation of the function considers Shepard's Method, which is known to build interpolations and approximations with good properties under the present conditions.

We compare CFBS against OTAB [10], which is known to have the lowest constant approximation ratio to date.

Expansion (1.6) is used in several approximation problems which are known as sinc-methods; see, e.g., [5 8].

and the series converges absolutely and uniformly on any finite interval of ℝ. Expansion (1.2) is used in several approximation problems which are known as sinc methods; see, e.g., [4 7].

(2) It can incorporate into the approximation handbook functions, which are known analytically, or are generated numerically, and approximate well the solution of the boundary value problem in the neighborhood of corner points, voids, cracks, etc.