Sentence examples for calculated approximation from inspiring English sources

As they did, it was possible to see the pop pendulum swinging: away from the fantasy confections of the late 1990's and toward a calculated approximation of realism.

Most of its carefully calculated approximations of outsider weirdness make for ideal, booth-size, cash-and-carry retail.

The HRT doses and treatment durations were calculated approximations, and the true dates of beginning and discontinuing a treatment may differ from the calculated dates.

We calculated approximations for 1D unstable manifolds of saddles S having a single eigenvalue with positive real part by solving the simplified model equations from two initial conditions S ± w, where w is a scaled eigenvector (corresponding to the unstable eigenvalue) of the Jacobian at the saddle.

After calculating approximation curves (logarithmic and linear approximations) for each item using data after 1996, we obtained figures for 2014, 2017, and 2020.

So, we convolve the image with Sobel operator to calculate approximations of the derivatives in vertical and horizontal directions.

Mickens, A Generalised iteration procedure for calculating approximations to periodic solutions of "truly nonlinear oscillations", Journal of Sound and Vibration 287 (2005) 1045 1051).

The UT is used to calculate approximations of the first two statistical moments of the objective and constraints which are implemented in the optimization problem.

The self-consistent Green function (G^{R}_{mathrm{imp}} omega)) and self-energy (Sigma_{mathrm{imp}} omega)) thus obtained are used to calculate approximations to local single-particle properties of the Hubbard model.

Because the CSIT contains no information about the channel estimation error in (8) and the channel decomposition error in (9), the transmitter can only calculate approximations (hat {mathbf {R}}_{u}) and (hat {mathbf {R}}_{u,j}) of the covariance matrices utilizing the angular-domain CSI feedback; this gives a corresponding approximation (hat {tilde {R}}_{u}) of (tilde {R}_{u}).

Alternatively Monte Carlo sampling can be used to calculate approximations of the prediction error variance, which converge to the true values if enough samples are used.