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The inverse exponential relationship of Eq. (13) is remarkable because, as is well known, it can be practically approximated by a linear function that drops to zero at a specific threshold.

Having no viable solution to compute this, the lower-bound of these metrics are practically approximated by the worst score produced by the metrics over a large collection of random models.

The main reason for this configuration is that it could practically approximate a single-path channel.

In most cases, the solution of a FDE does not exist in terms of a finite number of elementary functions; it is therefore fundamental to device numerical methods in order to practically evaluate approximated solutions by means of difference schemes or other alternative approaches (e.g., see [14 19]).

Kicking a ball around provided such joy in otherwise stressful and trying conditions that the children would play with practically anything that approximated a ball.

Considering that δ = 10 nm, that t ≈ 2000 nm, that w = 50000 nm and that the two MCLs are practically equal, we have approximated this last equation, resulting: (3).

Practically, these subtypes can be approximated using clinicopathological markers rather than gene expression array criteria.

Since d[ n] is an infinite length anticausal filter, it is not practically implementable and can only be approximated based on a T&D operation [1].

(In general, if we do not have a specific CES level, we can simply use an upper bound B = 10000 calculated based on the 95% normally approximated binomial confidence interval. Then, the related computing burden is still practically feasible).

Practically, for the approximate solution (phi_{m+1}), we use a local linear approximation x which uses the information of both the solution and its slope depending on the error (e_{m}) at time (t_{m}) and solve the deferred equation (4) with RK4.

Before each interview began, interviewees were given information about the project and what participating would practically involve (the approximate length of the interview and the types of questions that the interview would cover).