Sentence examples for approximation which may from inspiring English sources
The measurable effect of the paper is a catalog of the numerical solutions and their approximation, which may be useful in engineering analysis.
Comparison with previously reported calculations using upwind finite difference discretization of the same continuum model shows the smoothing of peaks in the solution structure by the upwind approximation, which may cause up to 20% error in the average energy per electron.
Therefore, the CCIRS price obtained in the previous section is only an approximation, which may underestimate the real price.
So there exists a window of subvolume size at which we can apply the well-mixed approximation, which may be slightly different for each particular model.
These models allow qualitative approximations which may be used as criteria for designing high-level transportation policies: road train modal shift, regional energetic planning or environmental policies.
The procedure can be used to generate a sequence of approximations which may be truncated when the required number of frequencies have converged to the desired accuracy.
We have solved the optimization problem assuming particular linear approximations which may not be always valid.
Hence, the Gamma-Ap (also including the Nakagami approximation, as they belong to the same family) represents a versatile approximation approach, which may find applications for a lot of problems in practice, including a lot of performance analysis problems in wireless communications.
This introduces an approximation error which may deteriorate the closed loop behavior and may even lead to instability.
Emphasis is laid on techniques which rely on the construction and use of surrogate or approximation models which may substitute for the exact and costly evaluation tool.
These results lead to simple and intuitive approximation formulae, which may be used e.g. to assess the contribution of particular habitat patches to the metapopulation capacity of the landscape.
