Sentence examples for fair approximation for the from inspiring English sources

Also, the assumption of fully developed flow is assessed through the numerical calculation of the entrance lengths of the studied minichannel flows and the results elucidated that such hypothesis constitutes a fair approximation: for the most adverse operating conditions, the maximum entrance length is only 17.7% of the channel length.

The (A PDFs D1 and D2 are derived for two opposite cases, respectively A q ≫ σ(n q ) and A q = 0. We will evaluate the accuracies of the (A PDFs in awide SNR range by means of Monte Carlo simulations in order to show that D1 is also a fair approximation for the case A q ∼ σ (n q ).

However, for diffusion limited exchange, if the diffusion coefficient DB is much smaller than DA and thus the exchange is very slow, this solution is a fair approximation for Eq.  5.

Mr. Drabinsky will not divulge his operating costs, but a fair approximation for a show its size is about $500,000 a week.

Although the maximum life span that has been observed for a particular species cannot be considered absolute, since a limited number of individuals at best has been studied, this datum probably provides a fair approximation of the greatest age attainable for this kind of animal under favourable conditions.

Steak a la stone, a Palm signature dish of sliced steak over onions and pimento, is a fair approximation of the original.

In the conical flame case, the low-frequency model gives a good approximation of the gain, but only a fair approximation of the phase.

where E is the proposed evidence for a miracle, and make the simplifying approximation that P(E|M) ≈ P ~M), since both terms are close to 1. Then the right side reduces to the ratio of the two remaining "small" terms, P(M /P(E|~M), which will be a fair approximation of the posterior odds.

Admittedly, that's a bit harsh -- but it's also a pretty fair approximation of the truth.

The element and repeat sets produced by this method are a fair approximation of the null (no acceleration) condition.

However, for the purposes of batch hydrogen production experiments, where the initial substrate concentrations and the inoculation volume are kept constant, the logistic model is only a fair approximation of the growth curve.