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Let P be an approximation to the Pareto front.

Let x h (t n ) be an approximation to x(t n ).

Let y(x) be the exact solution and (y_i) be an approximation to (y(x_i)), obtained by the segment (S_i(x)) of the mixed splines function passing through the points ((x_i, y_i)) and ((x_{i+1}, y_{i+1})).

It is shown that if spatial discretisation is effected using the Fourier pseudospectral method the computed solution will be an approximation to the solution of a modified differential equation.

In contrast to the approaches of Subsections 6.6.1 and 6.7, the concept proposed in [19] assumes the reverberant observation vector y n−1 at time n−1 to be an approximation to the reverberation tail at time n in the logmelspec domain: mathbf{y}_{n} = logleft(exp(mathbf{h} + mathbf{x}_{n}) + exp(boldsymbolalpha + mathbf{y}_{n-1} right), (69).

This is meant to be an approximation to the set of non-genotype-guided therapies, although some baseline GRT may have been available but not inserted in the data base.

It was an approximation to original practice, not a reconstruction.

TAGLIOLINI GRATINATI WITH PRAWNS AND TREVISO This recipe is an approximation to a dish served at restaurant Da Fiore in Venice.

It requires some courage to challenge Einstein, but Weinstein's theory reveals that just as Newton's equations were an approximation to nature so too are Einstein's.

Any resulting prediction or explanation (retrodiction) of individual behavior is an approximation to a 'world history without names'.

One kind of color sequence that is often used by scientists is an approximation to the spectrum of light.