Sentence examples for continuously approximated from inspiring English sources

We conceive the developmental process in question as a series or sequence of abstract formal structures ("systems of order"), which is itself ordered by the abstract mathematical relation of approximate backwards-directed inclusion (as, for example, the new non-Euclidean geometries contain the older geometry of Euclid as a continuously approximated limiting case).

This implies that the trajectory of a celestial body whose mass is continuously changing cannot be approximated by a series of Keplerian orbits.

Note also that the discrete solution appears to be well approximated by a continuously varying site occupation density for each species.

The solution of the analysis has established a critical Fr curve that changes continuously from what can be approximated by Thomas' cubic root correlation to a constant limited by Archimedes' principle.

Although the level of muscular relaxation was not checked continuously, the approximate recovery time in this case provides important information because there is no previous report about recovery time.

If the degradation medium had been continuously exchanged, approximate k values of 1 × 10 3 would have been expected as observed in previous work from our group on related materials.

Fig. 3 Dispersion in balanced, unbalanced and mis-scaled Likert mappings Fig. 4 Continuously varying strength of belief is approximated with 5 levels of Likert scale belief.

In order to produce numerical results, the cochlear partition, which has mechanical parameters that vary continuously along its length, is often approximated by a discrete set of elements.

Fish living in the hot spring runoff appears to continuously express hsps that can be approximated by long term induction of hsps in farmed fish if temperature of their environment is raised to 36°C.

The output size is approximated.

The basic idea is to continuously refine the approximate solutions.