Sentence examples for the aim of approximating from inspiring English sources

Then, these results were used to calibrate a mechanistic 2D plane rigid body and spring model, RBSM, specifically formulated with the aim of approximating the macroscopic behaviour of masonry walls with reduced degrees of freedom, and taking into account the influence of the masonry texture and energy dissipation capacity of the material.

First, wired life is not real, meaning experiences are created by technology with the aim of approximating and simulating actual experience.

Consequentially heuristic methods with the aim of selecting an approximate-best variable subset must be considered.

The aim of this paper is to present approximated model of pH process applicable for simulation and control.

Different from the trivial resampling scheme for SSML channel models, an optimum resampling method is proposed in[14] for MSML channels, which aims at minimizing the average error of approximating the MSML channel by an SSML model.

The aim of this note is to provide approximate fixed point results for compositions and convex combinations of finitely many firmly nonexpansive operators.

The aim of this paper is to propose an approximate treatment of topography that can be incorporated into 3-D seafloor MT inversion codes to study regional-scale mantle structure.

The aim of GA is to find accurate or approximate solution for a given problem in a meaningful way.GA gives much better results when exhaustive search techniques fail [11].

The aim of this study was to apply an approximate Galerkin finite-element method to solve the initial boundary-value problem of a viscously damped axially moving pre-tensioned beam including arbitrary support excitations.

The aim of the present paper is to obtain an approximate solution of time fractional generalized Harry Dym equation using Adomian Decomposition Method (ADM).

The aim of our future work is to apply high order of approximation two-step difference schemes [7 10] for an approximate solution of the initial value problem (1).