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For instance, according to the French creolist Robert Chaudenson, plantation communities were preceded by homesteads on which approximations of the colonial varieties of European languages, rather than pidgins, were spoken by masters, servants, and slaves alike.

When making future predictions using this method, estimates varied depending on which approximation with which they were calculated.

The main ingredients of this model are the approximations of the noise variance function and the bias function, together with the ranges [ y min ′, y max ′ ] on which these approximations are accurate.

Approximation has been used as remedy to achieve truthfulness on other mechanism design problems, and we study which approximation ratios we can get from truthful mechanisms.

This paves the way to hierarchical application of the TV algorithm to progressively extended nested sets, on which the approximation error plays just the same role as the acquisition noise.

An energy estimate for the scattered field is obtained on which the Born approximation is based.

In contrast to previous studies, a similarity relation based on the fuzzy measure Pos is defined, based on which, the rough approximation method is adopted for addressing the feasible region featured by the constraints that contain fuzzy coefficients.

Good agreement between the analytical and numerical results endorses the approximations on which the analytical solutions are based and the VECTIS numerical results.

The model is validated with empirical electricity consumption data in China between 1980 and 2012, based on which the error of approximations between 1980 and 2009 is ±15% and the error of predictions between 2010 and 2012 is [−8%, −5%].

We start by characterizing the statistics of the upper bound of the end-to-end SIR. Based on which, the closed-form approximations for the outage probability and the average SER are obtained.

The most obvious consequence of assuming "counts ≈ probabilities" under these constraints is that the normal approximation, on which the χ2 statistic is critically dependent, may be invalid enough to yield misleading results.