Sentence examples for small approximation from inspiring English sources

The small approximation is involved in getting the solution to the approximate problem".

The historic district downtown (a small approximation of the French Quarter in New Orleans, which was founded four years after Natchitoches) is scrupulously preserved.

However, small approximation errors are hardly required in situations where gravitational softening is employed.

Although infrequent, many-body interactions are also accounted for with a small approximation.

IT2 FLSs, having a more flexible structure than T1 FLSs, exhibited relatively small approximation errors in the several examples investigated.

The computational costs of this approach grow faster with expansion order p, such that small approximation errors (requiring high p) become significantly more expensive.

Even though the measuring error by the system was very small, approximations and assumptions were needed to reduce the workload and data size.

Too small approximations can be avoided in upwind stencils if the used solution values lie upwind of the node being updated.

Such small differences may be caused by statistical fluctuations and small approximations in attenuation correction used in reconstructions of simulated tomographic data (voxelized attenuation maps were used in reconstructions, while in GATE analytical shapes are used).

The EDG methods are thus obtained from the hybridizable discontinuous Galerkin (HDG) method by requiring the approximate trace to belong to smaller approximation spaces than the one in the HDG method.

Design examples demonstrate that smaller approximation errors than other approaches based on conventional windows can be obtained.