Sentence examples for degrees of approximating from inspiring English sources
The most important characteristic of the problem investigated is the large variation of required processor and memory resources associated with different degrees of approximating polynomials.
Tests of fixed effects were based on variance estimates using the restricted maximum likelihood (REML) method and denominator degrees of freedom approximated by the method of Kenward and Roger [ 36].
Mathematicians have been intrigued by this unpredictable behaviour for millennia, and have searched for better ways of approximating it to greater degrees of accuracy.
The upstream velocity of the test model appears to be steady state and remains almost the same regardless of the degree of blockage, approximating to the inlet velocity.
However, the adsorption of hydrogen sulphide at 873 K (Table 3) reveals a higher degree of dissociation approximating to the loss of all hydrogen and a S Rh ratio of 1.4 1 for Rh/alumina and 1.5 1 for Rh/silica.
If the solution were a smooth function, one could carry out a Taylor expansion, which is a way of approximating the function by polynomials of increasingly higher degree.
Nevertheless, the degree of approximate decoupling can be enhanced by choosing a small performance index γ.
In particular, unlike the known algorithms, we estimate the degree of approximate GCDs at a low computational cost, and this enables us to obtain certified correct solution for a large class of input polynomials.
For example, the alignment method by Asparouhov and Muthén (2014) is less restrictive than the traditional confirmatory approaches applied in the present study, and allows researchers to test the degree of approximate invariance.
The main weakness of k is that it measures the frequency of exact agreement, rather than the degree of approximate agreement.
The worms were found to have a significant directional preference (Rayleigh test P = 0.034, Z = 3.33) with a mean vector of 156 degrees, approximating a path away from the mole (at zero degrees).
