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But it nonetheless gives an approximation of what inflation would have looked like had home prices remained in the index.

These techniques may enable progress on the Riemann hypothesis, which is connected to the prime number theorem (a formula that gives an approximation of the number of primes less than any given value).

Then, starting from just temperature and major species, a constrained homogeneous constant pressure, constant temperature reactor calculation gives an approximation of the full thermochemical state at each sample location along the line.

Replacement of the oldest block gives an approximation of LRU.

In this case, we are using a surrogate function approach, which gives an approximation of the solution.

The intercept of the tangent to the X axis gives an approximation of the band gap energy of the samples as displayed in Fig. 4b.

"We asked whether it's possible to give an approximation of how many people currently in the system would eventually leave without service," Pender says.

For the discrete-time dynamic game, we give an approximation of the viability kernel by the maximal reachable set.

The terms shown in Equations (25a) and (25b) give an approximation of the bias and variance of the T-F interdependence estimator | θ ̂ xy [ l, k ] |.

In what follows, we give an approximation of the CDF of the PAPR for γ sufficiently small compared with PAPRc,sup.

∆Q max correlated to material sensitivity calibration curve (ΔQ Versus H2 concentration) would give an approximation of H2 concentration threshold above which the material response saturates.