Sentence examples for stemming from the approximation from inspiring English sources

We also leave out the error term stemming from the approximation N u)/ n u)≈1.

The difference stems from the approximations made during the derivation of Pfa.

To this end, we solved the advection-diffusion Eq. (8) and supplemented (24) with the term stemming from the Boussinesq approximation.

In order to exclude any error stemming from the linear approximation, we tested the control abilities of the pathway designs and observed the chemotactic behaviors by our program based on the original differential equations (Fig. 5).

There is a small difference, and the reason stems from all the approximations previously made: carriers are not orthogonal (Section 2.3), the embedding distortion is not exact (21), and projections in the secret subspace are modeled (24).

This figure also reveals that the difference between the original and the synthesized speech spectra mainly stems from the inaccuracy of the dual-band approximation of the LPC excitation, as compared to the effect of the LSF quantization.

Several limitations stem from the fact that our texture-mapping procedure relies heavily on the approximation of the endocardium by a cylinder.

The second complication stems from the relative scarcity of neighboring points in two dimensions and its effect on the density approximation.

The system of ordinary differential equations that stems from the above procedure is integrated in time by implicit as well as explicit high order temporal approximation algorithms.

"That stems from the manager himself.

The problem stems from the new parks.