Sentence examples for make some approximation from inspiring English sources

We have to make some approximation.

In the complex environment of the smart grid it is therefore appropriate to make some approximations.

Coats and Redfern [35] making some approximations, proposed the next linear equation: ln g α T 2 = ln A R q E − E R T + ln 1 − 2 R T E ≅ ln A R q E − E R T (7).

Previous similar analytical works each made some simplifying approximation about the variation of the acoustic potential throughout the thickness of the aperture, such that they were valid only in either the thin or thick plate limits.

To this end, we first make some estimates for the Galerkin approximation solutions by mainly using the energy method.

With little or no knowledge of the foreign tongue, we go for an approximation that makes some kind of sense in terms of both sound and meaning.

He calls up a Cray through Internet and programs the machine to make an approximation of pi.

I could make an approximation but... like most artists, when I'm making something I'm compelled to make it by the desire to see it.

Make an approximation, consider the second-order term in.

Thus we make the approximation that (phi_{v}^ approxphi_{v}^{infty}) in the equations.

When we use the discrete variational principle, we need to make an approximation of the Lagrangian.