Sentence examples for approximations employed from inspiring English sources

These outcomes provide greater confidence that the approximations employed in the hindcast model are valid.

The predicted efficiency is in reasonably good agreement with experimental data from the literature and, hence, served to validate the physics models and approximations employed.

Despite its empirical success, many modeling approximations employed in the derivation of the often-used stagnant film model seem to limit the model's applicability to real systems.

In this work, in contrast to second-order approximations employed in these two papers, we compute numerical solutions for bonds and European bond options which exhibit fourth-order convergence.

We show the derivation of the 2D equation in cylindrical coordinates as well as approximations employed in the calculation of the four-dimensional convolution integral of the Wigner function and the potential.

Considering approximations employed, it is surprising that the calculated C8-50 concentrequiredequired to form a monolayer (2 μg/mL) is within a factor of 2 of the MIC, 4.0 (±1.2) μg/mL for E. coli.

However, this error is almost exclusively due to the linear variation approximation employed to obtain curve d.

The key idea of layerwise theories is to distinguish and separate the functions of approximation employed in the in-plane and out-of-plane directions.

Though quite simple, the model allows recovering some physical key aspect, on the fluid/structure interaction, thanks to the quasi-steady aerodynamic approximation employed.

The optical absorption spectra were calculated under the electric-dipole approximation employing the Lorenzian line shape.

A statistical perspective of value function approximation employs a design and analysis of computer experiments (DACE) approach, where the "computer experiment" yields points on the value function curve.