Sentence examples for it becomes exact from inspiring English sources

I refer to this approximation of the distribution of ΔS as the 'long-time limit' because it becomes exact in the limit of long evolutionary time even in the presence of transition-transversion bias.

It is valid only when the approximation involved in Equation (6) becomes exact, i.e., it can only separate quadratic or cubic phase signal components with single linear pass regions in the TCR plane corresponding to monotonic ICR laws.

In this practical form the equation is only presented on the internet (Mathematics Stack Exchange, 2016) and it is an asymptotic approximation that becomes exact only for large N when ( leftlangle {r}^2rightrangle ) and ( {r}_mapprox sqrt{leftlangle {r}^2rightrangle } ) follow a χ2 or χ distribution, respectively (see also Dutka 1985; Johnson 1966).

The people really feel like it's their paper". Sometimes the readers' scrutiny becomes exact.

The large-scale nature of real-world systems results in computational difficulties in obtaining this exact solution, and so we provide an approximate formulation that is easier to solve and which becomes exact as the fleet size becomes large.

The solution becomes exact at incipient collapse.

At the stationary point, the approximation becomes exact.

This design criterion becomes exact (minimizing ) in the high-rate (large ) limit.

The approximation in (17) becomes exact if the channel transfer function estimates are ideal and there is no additive noise.

This approach is based on the approximation of the self-energy by a local quantity which becomes exact in the limit Z → ∞.

In addition, Alkhalifah (1998) has showed that the dependency on just two parameters becomes exact when the vertical shear wave velocity (VS0) is set to zero.