Sentence examples for approximations as from inspiring English sources

To which Dr. Novello responded in an interview, "Sometimes, like in farming areas, you have to rely on approximations as best as you can get them".

The critic must reduce these approximations as nearly as possible to the first or original state that they imperfectly represent; or if, as sometimes happens for reasons that will be explained below, no single original can be reconstructed or postulated, he must reduce their number to the lowest possible figure.

We obtain the regimes of validity of the small- and large-amplitude approximations as well.

In WPT, the approximations as well as details are decomposed as shown Fig. 10.

This is most probably due to the numerical approximations, as also seen in Fig. 7(a).

Simulations are validated against analytical approximations, as well as experimental data from the literature.

These artifacts are not unique to Godunov methods, however, and are observed with other difference approximations as well.

The framework incorporates Laplace asymptotic approximations as well as stochastic algorithms, along with distributed numerical differentiation and task-based parallelism for heterogeneous clusters.

The controllers are designed by introducing certain well-defined sign functions and neural network approximations as well as by using the backstepping technique.

Table 1 shows the exact probabilities and relative errors for the FMCI and Poisson approximations as well as the compound Poisson approximation in Barbour et al. (1995) (CP).

However, the expected ultimate recovery (EUR) approximations as well as initial rates of production for different shale formations are available widely through the literature.