Sentence examples for constitutes an approximation from inspiring English sources
It goes on to state that this "quantification is tentative and constitutes an approximation of the losses" and that the BCCI is "in the process of assessing its other losses" which "once quantified will be intimated to the WICB".
While this cost function constitutes an approximation of the full expression, it has the advantage of being analytically tractable (see below), and of capturing the essential nonlinearities in E and E ˙.
However, given that these mechanisms are often not known, the modeling approach constitutes an approximation to the understanding of a complex dynamic system based on available information and informed hypothesis.
Adjacent boxes constitute an approximation of the real patches at each resolution.
Economic network data such as input output tables usually contain errors, or they always just constitute an approximation, which is a central issue in input output analysis (e.g., Dietzenbacher 1995, 2006).
In short, it appears that in the case of slender blades, the classical linear approaches (Stoney's for instance) can constitute an approximation valid even in the case of large displacements.
Within this model, the first- and second-order Gaussian derivative approximations constitute an approximation of a Hilbert pair within the Gaussian derivative framework.
These associations constitute an approximation of species' fundamental ecologic niches (the conjunction of ecologic conditions in which a species is able to maintain populations without immigration) (4) and hence provide a basis for understanding numerous ecologic and geographic phenomena related to species distributions.
The approximate solution of the current density field is based on the derivation of an analytical approximation J̃, which, added to a linear combination of few KL basis functions, constitutes an accurate approximation of J.
Thus, Newton's theory is not incorrect; rather, it constitutes a valid approximation to general relativity under certain conditions.
So, the expectation of λ ˆ n K h constitutes a regularized approximation of λ.
