Sentence examples for approximations in terms of from inspiring English sources

The AN/SA method includes explicit analytical expressions for each of the approximations in terms of the preceding approximation.

Easy to compute approximations, in terms of the upper bounds for the expected rain-flow fatigue damage, have been developed.

Statistical analysis of the approximations in terms of mean relative error, maximum positive relative error, maximum negative relative error and correlation quotient are presented.

Figure 2 gives the corresponding comparison of exact solution and its approximations in terms of (u(cdot, z)) distributions at different constant (z=-10, 0, 2, 5) for (varepsilon=0.05).

We report experimental evaluations of the efficiency and effectiveness of the proposed incremental algorithms for constructing probabilistic rough set approximations in terms of the size of data and updating ratio by comparing with a non-incremental algorithm.

The primary branch modes are good approximations, in terms of both structure and frequency, to corresponding modes of the continuous governing equations, and offer some improvements over a quadrilateral C-grid scheme.

The papers [14, 40] give the bounds on approximation in terms of the number of neurons.

A priori error estimate for the approximation in terms of △t and h is also derived.

Computational results show that the SAA can provide a good approximation in terms of optimality gap (especially in small instances).

Then we obtain the degree of the approximation in terms of the modulus of continuity of the derivative of the function.

Its dimension affects significantly the accuracy of the approximation, in terms of the relevant properties of the continuous random process under investigation.