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Our setup, by contrast, utilises panoramic recording of real world environments thereby providing a more immersive naturalistic visual experience enabling a much closer approximation to altered states of visual phenomenology.
Therefore, to save the time consumed by the numerical method, we propose a binary cubic equation with the ability to obtain a much closer approximation of the optimal solution in less time.
Using the NS2 network simulator, we not only showed that the proposed theoretical analysis complied with the simulated results, but also verified that the proposed approach outperformed others in achieving a much closer approximation to the optimal solution.
In this article, we performed theoretical analyses for providing a solution to the maximum throughput problem for the IEEE 802.11 distributed coordination function, and an algorithm using a binary cubic equation for obtaining a much closer approximation of the optimal solution than previous algorithms.
Comparing Fig. 7a, b, we observe that the introduction of control leads to a much closer approximation of the simulation results from the numerical ones, compared to the absence of control that is also discussed in "Scenario 1: information diffusion dynamics in the case of periodic users' interests".
This technique is a much closer approximation of the human digestive system than the total acid digests that typically have been performed.
On one hand, for common fading models, the uncoded PER can be readily approximated by its asymptotes for low target values of the PER or if computation allows by the much closer unit-step approximation through the exact same coefficients.
Data from these columns indicate that approximation LoA II gives results which are much closer to the test results than approximation LoA I.
Go for the tilapia instead ($17.95), a closer approximation of Mekong River fish.
