Sentence examples for simplified approximation from inspiring English sources

A simplified approximation of Rayleigh scattering is also reviewed.

Proposed simplified approximation, as well as the finite model, were used for analysis.

The method employs the simplified approximation of fitting an equivalent ellipse.

Finally, a simplified approximation based on a detailed parametric investigations is proposed for the evaluation of maximum liquefaction depth (zL) in engineering application.

Since the reactivity ratios of this pair are very different, rF=3.92 and rP=0.004, a simplified approximation of the integrated Skeist's equation is proposed.

Initially, the produced simplified approximation, with elastic material assumption for the grain, could determine the pressures on the dynamic material along with displacements along the height of the silo wall and base shear force, etc., with remarkable precision.

We use simplified approximations of spherical harmonics to obtain approximate solutions of high accuracy in optically thick regimes.

The results show that simplified approximations of spherical harmonics are efficient and sufficiently accurate.

The base flow within the grooves is modelled as a Poisson equation in conjunction with simplified approximations for the attendant free-surface boundary conditions.

Unlike previous investigations of the heteroligand Co II)–amino acid imidazole systems, the present study accurately calculates all equilibrium forms present in solution and determines the (K_{{{text{O}}_{2} }})equilibrium constants without using any simplified approximations.

These calculations may allow the equilibrium concentrations of all equilibrium forms present in solution to be determined, and for the (K_{{{text{O}}_{2} }}) equilibrium constants to be evaluated without using any simplified approximations, which for instance take into account only the "active" complex and the oxygen adduct within the mass balance system [19, 38].