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Tc was then calculated by a mathematical approximation based on the non-linear least square.

Equation (1.3) with (alpha=1) is called a Chaplygin gas, which was introduced by Chaplygin [5] and Tsien [6] as a mathematical approximation for calculating the lifting force on a wing of an airplane in aerodynamics.

Adopting a mathematical approximation, to evaluate the Reynolds number, w can be substituted by ωR with the advantage of having a mean Reynolds number independent of the angle ϑ of rotation (see Fig. 2).

The LPC model is based on a mathematical approximation of the vocal tract.

The sum-product algorithm can be simplified using a mathematical approximation, which is called the min-sum algorithm [8].

A mathematical approximation of a complex biophysical system must account for multiple sources of uncertainty, due to stochastic noise, experimental error, or other possible fluctuations induced by the interaction of the system with its surrounding.

To assess the utility of a mathematical approximation of reality, it is essential to determine the consistency of the model's predictions with real-world benchmarks.

Four-tenths of a second seems to be a sound mathematical approximation.

The existing research focus on the high SINR scenario, in whose condition the WTE problem can be transmitted into convex optimization by mathematical approximation method.

Based on extensive analysis and simulation, we identify the sparsity order, the received signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), and the compression rate as three key factors when performing our proposed scheme and then quantify these contributions by mathematical approximation to support the theoretical derivation.

We assume that a simple mathematical approximation to the baseline survival function in the derivation dataset is available.