Sentence examples for derived approximation from inspiring English sources

The derived approximation can be used, due to its analytical nature, as a direct SDE response PDF estimate that requires zero computational effort for its determination.

Using the derived approximation, one obtains different window sizes for different sets of DNA motifs depending on their similarities.

The relationship between the variance of a random effect of a pool and deviations from the homogene aliquots of individuals in a pool sample, given in Eq. (3), is based on a theoretically derived approximation [ 2].

This eigenvalue, solved for by Kim and Perelson, is consistent with the simplification of reservoir dynamics made by Muller et al. [ 46] as well as equal to our derived approximation of -Λ r = 0 (≈ - B = -(δ L + α Q )) and is therefore dependent on only the net death and reactivation rate of latently infected cells.

Using derived approximations, plant engineers are able to do rough calculations for a scale-up of the process.

The derived approximations are implemented to analyze a real wind speed data and the results obtained are provided in this article.

Simulation results illustrated that the derived approximations for the outage probability and the average SER achieved a good match with the exact results.

The empirical formulae describing the [e] behavior are derived, approximations of the coefficients involved are obtained both in the analytical and digital form and the Fortran programs for electron concentration computation are written.

Further, by using Ishikawa-type iteration scheme for two mappings, we derive approximation fixed point sequence.

And in the case of cyclic adsorption, a frequency response matching method is developed to approximate the transfer function and applied to derive approximations with theoretical frequency-dependent coefficients.

A classical approach to derive approximations for analytical functions is the use of bounds.