Sentence examples for practice to approximate from inspiring English sources

It is common practice to approximate a function by using a finite number of terms of its Taylor series.

In forest surveys it is good practice to approximate the standard errors of systematic sampling designs by the SRS equations and accept the overestimation of the sampling errors.

Another commonly accepted practice is to approximate a weighted sum of chi-square variables by a single one with different degrees of freedom and an adequate scaling factor.

In practice, we need to approximate the two-step response using a finite length feedback filter.

In practice, you have to approximate this theory.

Finally, in practice one wants to approximate the function with a finite number of terms, let's say with a Taylor polynomial or a partial sum of the trigonometric series, respectively.

The point of the exercise is to practice the skill, not to approximate the feeling.

In practice, it is necessary to approximate the ideal uncertainty estimate using values that are actually available.

In practice, it is easier to approximate the numerator I and denominator U by Gaussian distributions and view the Tanimoto score as the ratio of two correlated Gaussians.

In practice, this amounts to approximating the ideal, asymptotic empirical CDF F p ˜ with its finite sample estimate F p ˆ.

POATS employed a multi-site, two-phase adaptive, sequential treatment design to approximate clinical practice.