Background particles are assigned in the position of FE nodes to facilitate particle approximation.
This result suggests that some trans-acting factors, such as the CTCT-binding factor, might bind these shared motifs to facilitate the approximation of the distal genomic parts and make up the subcellular environment for the generation of chimeric mRNAs.
Assumptions are made on the POD curve shape and underlying statistical distributions in order to facilitate an effective approximation of the confidence intervals, assumptions which are unrealistic for this automatic NDE system.
A new nonlinear creep fatigue failure criterion function is introduced based on experimental data to facilitate analytical reliability approximations.
However, in most cases, the linear trend approximation is sufficient; in other cases, we use the linear approximation to facilitate comparison with trends in other parameters.
In the future, a reference ratite genome is likely to facilitate a more reasonable approximation of the mapping of these loci.
While we do introduce some approximations to facilitate mathematical tractability, the analytical solution is asymptotically exact as the number of antennas approaches infinity, while for systems with few antennas, it turns out to be a fairly accurate approximation.
In this study, we apply difference approximation methods to facilitate the calculation of the group refractive index of air (GRA) over all calculable wavelengths.
To facilitate sensor design, close-form approximations are obtained to calculate the static sensitivity and the fundamental natural frequency of the air-backed diaphragm.
To simplify this we introduce an indicator function into the integrand, whereby the integration region becomes the known range of random variables and to alleviate the non-differentiable property of the indicator function, a smooth approximation is adopted to facilitate the sensitivity analysis.
Originally introduced by Sergei Natanovich Bernstein to facilitate a constructive proof of the Weierstrass approximation theorem, the leisurely convergence rate of Bernstein polynomial approximations to continuous functions caused them to languish in obscurity, pending the advent of digital computers.
