Sentence examples for determined by the approximation from inspiring English sources

By increasing the grid resolution, the position determined by the approximation algorithm can be made arbitrarily close the optimal position.

These rates are mainly determined by the approximation properties of the trial space, while choosing sufficiently many test functions ensures stability.

This error bound is determined by the approximation error of the estimation for the optimal cost and the approximation error of the controller function estimator.

The position determined by the approximation algorithm can be made arbitrarily close to the optimal position by increasing the grid resolution (more closely spaced grid points).

The first one is concretely determined by the approximation error of the data-driven dynamic programming (DP) operator to the DP operator and the approximation error of the value function estimator.

The overlapping of moving bars is allowed, and the element density is determined by the approximation of the Heaviside function by measuring the shortest distance from the boundaries of the bars.

Moreover, these modules should update corresponding to the updatings of local LTI models, which validations are determined by the model approximation errors and the optimal index of local design.

Provided that the space between SiNWs is completely filled with the PDMS matrix, the refractive index of the bundle can be determined by the effective medium approximation because the diameter of the SiNWs is sufficiently smaller than the wavelength of the incident light.

The period of this cycle, also called the scheduling period, is determined by the lowest fraction that the approximation holds.

This scheme leads to a schedule that is cyclic, which cycle length is determined by the lowest fraction in the approximations.

Using the eigenfunction expansion method the velocity potentials for the boundary value problem (BVP) are obtained and the unknown coefficients associated with the BVP are determined by the method of least square approximation on suitable application of edge conditions.