It works much like Taylor's formula: The equation involves an infinite series that may be truncated at any point, leaving an error term that can be bounded.
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"If the economy doesn't improve, a lot of the tax breaks may be truncated," he said.
The recapitulation may be simply a virtual repetition of the exposition, with appropriate key changes, or may be truncated, expanded, or otherwise varied so as to continue developmental processes.
This suggests that, beyond 25 heavy atoms and six rotatable bonds, exploration of conformational space in some PubChem3D conformer models may be truncated due to this limitation.
This results in boundary conditions on the elastic material that may be truncated to different orders in the thickness of the layer to obtain approximate boundary conditions.
The procedure can be used to generate a sequence of approximations which may be truncated when the required number of frequencies have converged to the desired accuracy.
Using power series expansions results in sets of equations that may be truncated to arbitrary order, where each order set is hyperbolic, variationally consistent and asymptotically correct (to all studied orders).
bHere, and below, we leave ambiguous the number of lags to be included in expressions of this type; in principle one might include the entire past of a process, while for empirical estimation (or on domain-specific grounds) lags may be truncated at some finite number.
