Sentence examples for few approximation from inspiring English sources

There are a few approximation models to predict solubility of organic molecules reported in the literature.

For unweighted graphs, there exist a few approximation algorithms for solving packing problems, for example, distributed H-packing algorithms for unit-disk graphs by Czygrinow and Hańćkowiak [10] and planar graphs by Czygrinow et al. [11].

This new approach involves fast convolutions and leads to a fast numerical computational model which uses very few approximations.

This is achieved in a Lagrangean framework, continuous limit of the particle-tracking procedure, by adopting a few approximations.

It is based on the early-late principle [18] and can be derived by using a few approximations and assumptions: The four amplitude samples are modeled as linearly dependent on the STO, using a first-order approximation around δ=0.

This idea can be investigated more closely through a series of numerical calculations of these quantities, with a few approximations motivated by the framework that the slow phase plane analysis provides.

These solutions are not empirical, but they are obtained, starting from the optimal allocation, using only few approximations that allow us to understand why they perform close to the optimum.

Thus, we will discuss a few approximations specifically pertaining to the Rf-PEG hydrogel system.

We then introduce a few approximations (that should be quite accurate for the experimental work in this paper) that greatly simplify these calculations.

To estimate the difference between the number of required photons per pixel in SPOM-NOM and that in conventional TPEF microscopy for the same signal intensity and acquisition time, we simplify Eq. (2) by making a few approximations.

As computing power continues to increase, future simulations will contain fewer approximations and include more realistic physics, says Burrows. Warren has planned his next computer runs--each of which take about 2 months--to include 3D effects such as stellar rotation and emission of gravitational waves.