Sentence examples for to make an approximation from inspiring English sources
He calls up a Cray through Internet and programs the machine to make an approximation of pi.
When we use the discrete variational principle, we need to make an approximation of the Lagrangian.
The starting point is to make an approximation in a two-dimensional boundary integral equation formulation of the problem.
Moreover, the presented method allows to make an approximation of the worst-case uncontrollable behaviour of the original Petri net without doing any reachability analysis.
It´s complicated to apply life cycle physics to calculate the approximate impact and simplify it down to one metric - but I think it is possible - at least to make an approximation.
In this study for the first time the anti-rotavirus and anti-astrovirus activities exerted by extracts and fractions obtained from A. bogotensis were investigated using three in vitro strategies to make an approximation of their potential use in vivo.
Instead, Mr Das worked out a way to make a close approximation to the prices that result from the condition.
In other words, how to apply this method to make a series approximation for the solution F ( x, y ) in (1) will be described.
By taking the separation between the qubits small, we are able to make a Markovian approximation which then allows an analytic solution.
Together, these factors are used to make a first approximation of groundwater delivery to a kariz, and to consider how climate change and population growth have impacted groundwater resources in the recent past and how it might impact them in the future.
While this was not true for all patients at the institution, it simplified the mathematics and allowed us to make a reasonable approximation of the epidemiology.
