Sentence examples for mathematical simplifications applied from inspiring English sources

Differences between theoretical predictions and experimental results arise from differences between the true and the assumed genetic model, and from mathematical simplifications applied in the prediction methods.

There were no geometric simplifications applied to the blade itself or the applied loading.

The major geometric simplifications applied to the FE models are illustrated.

This class of dynamical systems has been deeply investigated (with different levels of simplifications) applying several alternative mathematical approaches.

The difference with other models consists in the complete absence of mathematical simplifications or other physical assumptions.

This operation is computationally expensive and generally cannot benefit from the mathematical simplifications available for true convolutions.

First, continuous thermodynamics results in mathematical simplifications, which can considerably reduce computer-time requirements in chemical engineering.

However, even with the considerable mathematical simplifications afforded by the assumptions of firing-rate models, the immense dimensionality of the brain requires further assumptions and approximations.