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In addition, transducer shaping can be combined with gain-weighting to provide close approximation of continuously shaded transducer distributions.
These expressions are tight when M and K grow large with a fixed ratio but also provide close approximations at small parameter values.
1 Later in Section 4, we will validate that Jensen's inequality provides close approximation for the long-term ergodic network capacity in a C-RAN. 2 We consider CSI-RS transmission overhead in commercial LTE systems.
This equation for determining ICP noninvasively was tested in patients with brain injury and provided close approximations with invasively derived ICP values [ 2].
This SRL tests all isolates for 6 classes of second-line drugs; thus, data from the Republic of Korea reflect most culture-positive cases and provide a close approximation to a population estimate of prevalence.
The Euclidean metric is the most common and intuitive measure of distance; Manhattan is another common distance measure, but very rarely does either of them provide a close approximation of an empirical road network, such as an urban network.
Our results also suggest that the level of bias introduced into gene expression profiling by amplification is relatively low; expression profiles obtained using aRNA provide a close approximation of the true expression profile of the original sample.
As the standardized sample size g increases, the distance between simulated and true values decreases considerably, so that for large g, our generalized private allelic richness measures provide a close approximation to the true values in the setting of the simulation (Fig. 1).
When inflated, the balloon apposes the electrodes and thermistors to the renal artery wall and simultaneously obstructs blood flow down the artery so that the thermistor readings provide a close approximation of tissue temperature without interference from the cooling effects of the bloodstream.
Asymptotic approximations of this form can provide closed-form power allocations for relaying systems that are efficient beyond the high-SNR regime.
If the number of counts in a Poisson distribution exceeds approximately 30, a continuous Gaussian distribution provides a close approximation [ 61].
