Sentence examples for basis of the approximation from inspiring English sources
On the basis of the approximation capability of fuzzy logic systems, we give an adaptive law and an intermediate control function.
This assumption holds for the nonpolar part of the solute-solvent interactions, which is complemented by a contribution that models electrostatic interactions, on the basis of the approximation that the bulk solvent behaves as a dielectric continuum.
The concentrations and the spin state of CYP3A4 were quantified on the basis of the approximation of the heme protein absorbance spectra with a set of the prototype absorbance spectra of CYP3A4's (Fe3+) high-spin, low-spin, and P420 states.
The method constructs a set of spatiochromatic function basis for the approximation of several distortions due to changes in lighting, imaging, and viewing conditions.
This paper deals with the theoretical basis for the approximation of a modified structure eigensystem, having only an incomplete set of modes and frequencies of the original model (modal testing results), and the amount of modification in the mass and stiffness matrices.
On the basis of this approximation, we compare the characteristics of GCPM and cubic phase masks (CPM).
The following lemma acts as a basis for the approximation of the solution around the vertices (dot{gamma}_{j}) with angle (alpha_{j}pi), (alpha_{j}neq1/3).
On the basis of these approximations, the tobacco consumption was calculated in terms of pack-years.
Individual entries in Table 1 are each based on 1000 simulations, so their confidence limits are approximately ± 2 (on the basis of the normal approximation to the binomial).
We employed a theoretical method to calculate the P-waveforms of a target earthquake on the basis of the Born approximation considering PP, PS, and SP scattered waves (Sato 1984).
We infer that this will be achieved on the basis of the staircase approximation as has been successfully applied to irregular free surfaces and irregular liquid-solid boundaries (Ohminato and Chouet, 1997; Okamoto and Takenaka, 2005; Takenaka et al., 2009).
