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Better still, why not just use the actual number, or a simpler approximation like "roughly 20″?

For simplicity, we ignore here this secondary effect, and we will consider the retarder simpler approximation.

Clearly, both (Y_{1} ( x ) ) and (Y_{2} ( x ) ) are accurate and simpler approximation formulas for the gamma function.

A simpler approximation, one-term expected value normalized bias approximation, ENBA(1), bias ≈ E Ŝ x ( f ) − S x ( f ) E Ŝ x ( f ), (15). is also suggested.

In FEM, the whole object is discretised and each element will have a simpler approximation of the solution which will be joined later with other elements of the same object to form the global solution (Hughes 1987).

A simpler approximation is proposed for comparison, referred to as one-term true spectrum normalized bias approximation, TNBA(1), bias ≈ E Ŝ x ( f ) − S x ( f ) S x ( f ).

The full mathematical equations of "hydrodynamics" are extremely difficult to solve, so theorists generally resort to simpler approximations.

Therefore, nhmmer uses a series of acceleration filters that depend on simpler approximations of the final Forward score of a hit.

Their simplest approximation can be expressed as an approximate sampling variance of the estimate of heritability as 2/[(N − 1 var] ≈ 2/(N var. This expression is the same as our special cases h 2 → 0 and All λ i → 1.

This is a simple approximation, to be sure, not a law of nature.

Hence, we propose a simple approximation that does.