Sentence examples for partial approximation from inspiring English sources

Thus although Figure 2 is a crude and partial approximation of Vanclay's (1989a) model, it gives a useful overview of much model detail and introduces concepts of Simile notation, most of which is standard system-dynamics notation.

On a logical ground, there is no use in solving with outstanding accuracy a problem based on a model which is only a partial approximation of a real patient cardiovascular system.

Recently, the authors of [3] rely on two degenerate methods for solving the classical Fredholm integral equation of the second kind, based on (left and right) partial approximations of the kernel through a discrete quartic spline quasi-interpolant.

To improve the choice of which partial posterior approximation to use, the notion of approximate statistical sufficiency can be invoked to try to choose more effective summary statistics [ 18].

A geometrical interpretation is provided for the validity of the model reduction methodology based on Partial Equilibrium Approximation, by comparing its algorithm to that of the methodology based on Singular Perturbation Analysis.

The magnetoelastic homogenization framework and the partial decoupling approximation proposed by Ponte Castañeda and Galipeau (2011) are used to estimate material properties for a class of magnetically susceptible elastomers.

Estimates are obtained for the macroscopic response and stability of this new type of magnetorheological elastomer (MRE) under combined in-plane mechanical and magnetic loading by means of the finite-strain homogenization framework and "partial decoupling approximation" of Ponte Castañeda and Galipeau (2011).

Recall from Section 2 that some versions of ABC include options to improve the quality of the partial posterior approximation, such as weighting the accepted parameter values in the MCMC [ 12, 13].

It is found that the use of inherently homogeneous approximations such as the steady-state or partial equilibrium approximations in the derivation of reduced reaction mechanisms can lead to significant errors in this inhomogeneous system.

These methods are then extended to the case of close approach to equilibrium through a new implementation of partial equilibrium approximations.

In contrast, the methods based on steady-state or partial equilibrium approximations keep the one-to-one relation and are therefore simple to biochemically interpret.