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In general, the annihilation rate can be approximated by interpolating between these two cases.

An original, nonovergrown, {111}A/B-type facet can then be approximated by interpolating a line (along ⟨111⟩-type directions) between the concave and convex interfaces.

However, based on fuzzy approximation method, the nonlinear stochastic gene network with time delays is approximated by interpolating several local linear systems with time delays at different operation points.

The meteorological profiles at Eyjafjallajökull during the eruption are approximated by interpolating spatially and temporally the Unified Model data using the Met Office NAME atmospheric dispersion model.

Now, we fix the value of v for general kernels K ˜ i j ( v, x ) and choose x = v k, then K ˜ i j ( v, x ) can be approximated by a univariate Lagrange interpolating polynomial as follows: I N ( K ˜ i j ( v, x ) ) = ∑ k = 0 N K ˜ i j ( v, v k ) L k ( x ), i, j = 1, 2. (3.5).

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The fields are approximated by an improved interpolating moving least square method, in which the obtained shape functions have the property of delta function.

Since an Equivalent Single Layer (ESL) approach is considered, the generalized displacements evaluated on the shell middle surface represent the unknown variables of the problem, which are approximated by using the Lagrange interpolating polynomials.

Based on the SF-6D data collected at baseline, 3 -month and 6-month follow-up, the number of QALYs over 6 months follow-up associated with each study arm were approximated by applying the area under the curve (AUC) method (implemented by summing the areas of the geometrical shapes obtained by linearly interpolating between utility scores over the study period).

The number of sampling points can be approximated with an upper bound or increased on the fly should a peer be unable to interpolate a polynomial.

Pattern information can be resolved by interpolating spatial form information along the trajectory of motion [8], [14].