Sentence examples for considering approximations from inspiring English sources

Strategies for the suppression of plate vibration are investigated by considering approximations to the equivalent impedance of power-minimizing vibration controllers.

The results obtained show that it is possible to provide accurate results with CUF when physically non-linear analysis is performed, even when considering approximations involving a small number of degrees of freedom.

Considering approximations employed, it is surprising that the calculated C8-50 concentrequiredequired to form a monolayer (2 μg/mL) is within a factor of 2 of the MIC, 4.0 (±1.2) μg/mL for E. coli.

Let us consider approximations of each of these theories.

We apply this method to develop a steady-state signal equation for MT-weighted spoiled gradient echo sequences and consider approximations that facilitate its rapid computation.

Only the indirect single layer formulation (21) for the full dielectric model gives a potential which is not quite constant although we consider approximations of smooth objects.

Sweetser [3] considered approximations by subsets of the space of continuous linear maps (L X,Y)), where X and Y are Banach spaces, and Ioffe [4] by the so-called fans.

Additionally, the sample size for the environmental risk factor study was small, thus increasing the probability of a type II error, and measurements were done by direct observation, therefore reported measures, while internally consistent and validated, should be considered approximations.

These values should be considered approximations, for several reasons.

Breban et al. (2005) consider approximations of epidemics taking place on networks in growing populations.

Since outcomes were relatively rare, OR were considered approximations of RR.