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The energy of the white dwarf can be approximated by taking it to be the sum of its gravitational potential energy and kinetic energy.
However, the true probabilities can be approximated by taking the mean of the observed outcomes within predefined groups of patients.
Model errors increase the uncertainty, which can be approximated by taking C n as a symmetric positive definite matrix.
It is noted that (3) is approximated by taking the first three terms of the union bound [25, 26] for decoding error and is divided by encoding bits.
White light images were approximated by taking the average intensity of the images from: 470-500 nm for the blue channel, 510-560 nm for the green channel and 600 700 nm for the red channel.
The magnitude of the ThC3 rotation was approximated by taking a plane, parallel to the yz-plane, which would define ThC3 = 0 if ThC2 = 0 and ThC1 = 0, and rotating that plane first by ThC1 and then by ThC2, in keeping with the kinematic order of these joints.
The number of mutations carried by a newborn can thus be approximated by a binomial random variable, taking the success probability to be 0.5 and the number of trials to be the total number of mutations in the two parents.
Thus the average time of reaction, Tavg, can be approximated by summing up the times taken for a successful reaction by the first collision, or that by the second collision and so on.
Then, taking Δ t→0 in (5), the dynamics of the network can be approximated by the system of ODE's dx dt = Av.
