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The improvement is achieved by a better approximation to the limit state surface.

The intersection of the n hiperplanes gives a better approximation to the solution.

Let the point be one ten thousandth of an inch from the start of the interval; that will be a better approximation to the run at that point.

It is shown that CECAE provides lower extrusion pressure, higher effective strains and better approximation to simple shear deformation mode than ordinary ECAE.

Fourier analysis indicates that the CFOR-Hermite scheme yields a nearly optimal resolution and has a better approximation to the ideal low-pass filter than previous CFOR schemes.

Second, tests show that relative to a flat soffit, this curved soffit on a cork mat enables far better approximation to the reference CPD.

This leads to Newton's iterative method for finding successively better approximations to the desired root: x k +1) = x(k) − f(x k))/f′(x k)), k = 0, 1, 2, …, where f′(x) indicates the first derivative of the original function.

The convergence properties of such functions are advantageous in a least squares sense and are shown to produce significantly better approximations to the solution of the Navier-Stokes equations in post-critical states where unsteadiness characterizes the flowfield.

Further investigation is needed to validate the scalability of the framework given other datasets and possibly migrate to other approaches that can obtain more meaningful cluster models, detect richer attribute relations, and provide better approximations to further improve prediction of response behaviour for a more informed pedagogical decision-making by the system.

If we go to higher order approximations, we will obtain better approximations to this exact solution.

Objects of each type are construed as better and better approximations to the untyped objects of the final set theory.