Sentence examples for by the approximate method from inspiring English sources
Stable periodic motion is obtained by numerical integration and by the approximate method of trigonometric collocation.
However, a further simplification can be made taking into account that cantilever (building) systems analyzed by the approximate method of the continuous medium have shown that the first mode effective height varies from 0.726H for purely flexural systems, to 0.636H for purely shear-type systems (Chopra 2008; Clough and Penzien 1993).
The calculation is based on exposed surface area, and employs the surface area as computed by the approximate method, weighted by atom type), logarithm of the octanol/water partition coefficient (logP; it was calculated by means of atomic contributions [57, 58].
Some reactions in the model can be represented as fundamental reactions, but some reactions contain complex maths, which is therefore converted to Python structures allowing for solution by the approximate method.
To confirm the changes in dN/ dS ratio estimated by the LRTs, we tested the differences in the ratio of number of nonsynonymous to synonymous substitutions, estimated by the approximate method performed by yn00 in the PAML package, between the lineage of interest and other lineages by Fisher's exact probability test.
The SPECT images reconstructed by the approximate methods exhibited a positive bias throughout the image that was in general smaller with the new method (in the rage of 2%-62%-6%
Comparisons of approximate estimates of the slipping rate with those obtained by numerical simulations show that the approximate method leads to conservative estimates.
Consequently, we use the approximate method proposed by Casale et al. [5] to calculate I a.
The approximate method given by AASHTO LRFD, article 5.9.5.3, was used herein to find the long-term losses, with an assumed relative humidity of 70%.
It is largely displaced in molecular evolution, however, by a formalism based on statistical language, including reversed Markov Chain models, and the "approximate methods" discussed by Yang and Nielsen [ 6].
