Sentence examples for early approximation from inspiring English sources

They even compute a circle's area using an early approximation of pi.

Water ran constantly beneath them, we read in our tourist guide, in an early approximation of a modern flush.

An early wireframe is intended to provide an early approximation of a software idea.

The main point of this comment is the "early approximation" used by Kaplan et al. to derive the probability of detecting an attack.

For attacks conducted with contagious agents that could lead to an epidemic, Kaplan et al. used the early approximation solution of the classic epidemic models (2 ) to describe the progression of the number of infected persons.

Early approximation can lead to unreliable results because it is valid only at earlier stages of the epidemics and in the limit where the proportion p of initially infected is much smaller than the intrinsic steady proportion (R0 – 1) / R0 of the epidemics (Appendix).

Most successful early approximations make use of the local density approximation and the semilocal generalised gradient approximation (GGA), for example, in the parametrisation of Perdew, Burke, and Ernzerhof (PBE) [7].

The resulting form of the distortion corresponds to made earlier approximation of the symmetrized strain (see, section Methods).

However Doug Suttle, chief operating officer for BP, disputed the new estimates yesterday, pointing to a diagram that plotted the leaks and saying he did not believe the amount of oil spilling into the water was higher than earlier approximations.

This analysis, unlike the earlier approximations, yielded closed and relatively small supergenomes that were only several fold larger than a typical microbial genome.

According to the early ratings approximations for President Bush's live address, Fox also placed first in its broadcast of the speech, followed by CBS, ABC and NBC.