Sentence examples similar to be approximated more precisely from inspiring English sources
This effectiveness depends on how precisely the raw data can be approximated and how precisely these approximations can be compared.
The analyst can use linguistic variables to assess the events and failure possibility of events can be approximated by well-defined MFs which can handle imprecise and vague information more precisely.
More precisely, if an analytic function satisfies some conditions given in the following theorem, then it can be approximated by a "combination" of Kummer functions such as and (see the first part of Section 2).
More precisely, the measure μ was approximated by measures μ n which are absolutely continuous with respect to the Lebesgue measure and the limit was shown to be independent on the choice of this sequence ( μ n ) n, see [46].
More precisely, the first order term is approximated by finite difference WENO-schemes [30].
The problem, of course, is to specify more precisely what it is to be an approximate realization of a theory, or what exactly a "defining" subset of a theory is intended to include, and these are not easy questions.
That is, Assumption 1 ((2.7), more precisely) is violated.
Extrinsic factors should also be more precisely quantified in future.
SSA is now more precisely termed ATTRwt.
