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Thus, bed stress can be approximated directly from the boundary layer using a k-ω model.

Given only spatiotemporal samples of the field, the sequences ({mathcal {R} k,T_{1}) }), ({mathcal {R} k,T_{2}) }) and ({mathcal {R} k,T_{3}) }) will need to be approximated directly from the field samples.

In the design procedure, the unknown control signals are approximated directly by fuzzy logic systems.

The nonlinear partial differential equations defining the terms in the expansion are approximated directly rather than via ray tracing.

In the approach taken in[16], in order to reduce the computational effort, the max∗ operator with n≥2 arguments is approximated directly, that is, without recursive computations required for the Jacobian logarithm, as it is shown in (3).

Due to the availability of a real set of non-phosphorylated sequences, the analytical distribution could directly be approximated to the empirical score distribution of the set of negative examples.

The floating potentials can be integrated into the formulations directly or can be approximated by a dielectric medium with high permittivity.

While the allele frequency differences δ are usually not directly computable, they can often be approximated.

We show that solutions to such problems may be efficiently approximated directly in the 6D configuration space SE(3) of relative motions by adaptive sampling.

In (2), the term, cross-terms and cannot be obtained directly and are approximated by,, and.

These values were approximated by measuring the model directly using the tools in the Measure menu.