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The experimental results indicate that Darcy's law should be an approximate expression by neglecting the inertial term for flow at low velocity.

The SVF is expressed using the model by Nakamura and Miyatake (2000), which is an approximate expression of slip velocity based on the numerical solutions of 2D and 3D crack models with a slip-weakening friction law (see "Appendix").

For the transient dispersion effects which are obtained when nonhomogeneous injections are applied, an approximate expression for the variation of the effective dispersion coefficient with the time is established.

Moreover, in Appendix is derived an approximate expression for the mean square error (MSE) of the AML CFO estimator in (24) for a single-path channel and in the case of perfect ST synchronization.

The critical displacement of stratification-cracking (0.1 mm) was obtained, and an approximate expression of compactness were deduced.

Based on lumped tracking errors between neighbors, a novel sliding-mode control protocol is proposed and an approximate expression of inverse matrix is also applied to avoid possible singular phenomenon.

The effect of chamber geometry on the acoustic length correction is examined and an approximate expression for the acoustic length correction is provided.

A simple formula is proposed as an approximate expression for the ensemble average for the saturation charge.

For anisotropic Coulomb's dry friction, in light of the non-smooth factors in both the internal control mode and external resistance, method of averaging is adopted to obtain an approximate expression of the average steady-state velocity when the stick slip motion is absent.

EST counts for each P. tetraurelia ortholog were used to calculate an approximate expression level of the five Hsp70-groups quoted in transcripts per million.

Then, for what is called the maximization step, conditioned on the MMSE channel estimate, an approximate expression was obtained for the log-likelihood function by truncating the Taylor series expansion of a term involving CFO beyond the second order term.