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Average residual errors for f, θ, and ϕ are obtained by considering the optimal values of ( {overset{frown }{h}}_fleft -0.821699right),{overset{frown }_fleft -0.821699right19399right),mathrm{overset{frownm {overset{frown }{h}}_{theta}left -0.919399right) in Table 3, which has been obtained by minimizing the squared residual errors of f, θ, and ϕ at the approximation m = 6 as shown in Table 2.

Consequently, QM (at the approximation level indicated earlier) may be formulated in terms of an infinite (in practice, large) number of MD equations.

The numbers a(L, k) are known as the approximation coefficients at scale L, while d j, k) are identified as the detail coefficients at scale j.

The switching control signal is divided in two parts: the first one approximates at best the approximation errors and the external disturbances, and the second one attenuates the effects of the residual errors to a desired level.

Well, most of us will have come across it in Chinese cooking - or at least the approximation of it that is available on any British high street these days.

There are operation points at which the approximation by the CSTR cascade is preferable since it is less sensitive to uncertainties.

Since the rat cornea is thinner at the limbus than at the center, the approximation used is appropriate.> A constant intraocular pressure of 1.7 kPa (Cabrera et al. 1999) was uniformly distributed to the inner surface of the cornea.

Traditionally, when the received descriptions are combined at the decoder, the approximation of a given source signal is improved.

The construction of the dual basis must be repeated at each time the approximation polynomial increased.

However, since [ N ] T ≫ [ P ] T at all times, the approximation [ N ] ≈ [ N ] T is good.

At last the approximations of the form (3) do not have the Kronecker-δ property.