Sentence examples for the common approximation from inspiring English sources
The surface representation by a piecewise smooth parameterization is in contrast to the common approximation of surfaces by panels.
B-splines are the common approximation system for non-cyclical non-periodic data [ 49].
The proportion of participants with a psychiatric disorder in this study, 42 of 79 (53%), is close to the common approximation that about half of the IBS population has a diagnosable psychiatric disorder [ 52].
The life table (conditional) single-year probability of death, q(x), is given by: (25) q (x ) = 1 - e - ∫ x x + 1 μ (s ) d s, and was estimated via the common approximation (Chiang 1984): (26) q (x ) = 1 - e - μ (x ).
This simple site, a small (180 Å3) engineered cavity in cyctochrome c peroxidase (CCP), is negatively charged and completely buried from solvent, allowing us to explore the balance between electrostatic energy and ligand desolvation energy in a system where many of the common approximations in docking do not apply.
The most common approximation method is the LNA which has been derived by van Kampen through the system size expansion of the Master equation.
The most common approximations for this kind of diffusion include the short gradient pulse (SGP) and Gaussian phase distribution (GPD) [ 9, 13, 39].
The author does so by using a common approximation in OR: he reduces the number of equations to a finite number using the geometric tail approximation.
A common approximation in the analysis of non-classically damped systems is to ignore the off-diagonal elements of the modal damping matrix.
A common approximation for the average value is (3).
