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For multiplication, AATRE and AACHA are typical approximation methods.

Typical approximations include the use of frozen cores to exclude inner shells from the correlation calculations and pseudo-potentials (effective core potentials) to remove the need to use basis functions for the core electrons.

The typical time scale approximation invokes a turbulent time scale, and a "peer" model is proposed in which a chemical time scale is invoked to estimate the model form error.

However, for typical scenarios the approximation error is very low.

To quantify the error of the constitutive model predictions two methods were used to calculate confidence intervals, showing an error of approximately ±20%, well within the range of typical Nusselt number approximations.

Closed-form constitutive equations are derived by making use of typical pre-averaging approximations.

This perturbation solution achieves higher accuracy in predicting the apex state variables than the typical existing analytic approximations.

This discussion shows that procedures 1 and 2 involve variations typical of different approximations and calculation methods and that such differences are almost negligible with respect to the variations obtained when taking duly into account crosswind and torsional accelerations.

However this approach is free of mathematical difficulties typical to the Fock approximation.

Furthermore, the capillary model approach such as the Ergun equation is proven to be a sufficient approximation for typical values of bed porosities encountered in packed bed reactors.

This suggests available data should provide a robust approximation of typical diet for most species, particularly at the broad level of comparative amounts of animal prey in diet.