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Note that the user-supplied cut value will be truncated to a integer if the image data is of integer type.

Yet with numerical methods (e.g. finite elements), the waveguide cross-section is discretized and the PML must be truncated to a finite thickness.

Many wave propagation problems (in acoustics or in railway catenary or cable car dynamics, for example) can be solved with high efficiency if the computational domain can be truncated to a small region of interest with appropriate absorbing boundary conditions.

Making use of a newly defined orthogonality condition, the expansion coefficients are determined through an infinite system of linear equations that must be truncated to a sufficiently large number of terms to obtain a numerical solution of the problem.

For the sinc-Galerkin method, the infinite quadrature rule must be truncated to a finite sum.

However, for practical purpose, the number of modes has to be truncated to a finite size.

Alternatively, PET list-mode data can be truncated to an interval before or after patient motion and an appropriate μ-map can be selected for attenuation correction.

The unbounded computational domain is truncated to a bounded one by using a transparent boundary condition (TBC) proposed on a semi-ellipse.

The approximate transfer functions correspond to a Blaschke-Potapov product that has been truncated to a certain order.

Finally, the pre-FFT filters are truncated to a given length, L, so as to reduce the ISI and ICI.

For complexity reasons to be discussed below and for fostering a hardware implementation, the series in Equation 5 is truncated to a certain memory depth and nonlinear order.