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These proportions are closely approximated in practice.

Wavespeeds in the outer core are closely approximated by adiabatic self-compression (Dziewonski and Anderson 1981).

In his paper, Starr studied a convexified economy, in which non-convex sets were replaced by their convex hulls; Starr proved that the convexified economy has equilibria that are closely approximated by "quasi-equilibria" of the original economy; moreover, he proved that every quasi-equilbrium has many of the optimal properties of true equilibria, which are proved to exist for convex economies.

Direct fracture healing occurs when fracture fragments are closely approximated and rigidly immobilised.

AECs are closely approximated to the mesenchymal (fibroblast) cells within the lung, and are believed to play an important role in homeostasis between epithelial and mesenchymal cells.

Occasionally anterior interpolar tumors are closely approximated to the gut and it has been our practice to increase the safety margin around these tumors using "hydrodissection" with 5% dextrose solution ± air (nine cases) (Figs.  1a c).

Then the area of the "rectangle" is closely approximated by its height, which equals the circle's radius, multiplied by the length of one set of curved sides which together form one-half of the circle's circumference.

The terms and can be closely approximated as (44).

The peak total displacement, including SSI, is closely approximated by ˜uy μt+λ2 1).

Finally, we demonstrate that the optimal contract can be closely approximated by the "first loss piece".

Researchers realized that the complex algorithms used during genetic tests could be closely approximated by the two basic mathematical operations.