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The computation of the numerical fluxes (tilde{mathbf{ f}}^{i}) in Eq. (11) requires the use of an approximate Riemann solver, see Toro (1999).

The results, however, indicate that the use of an approximate projection to enforce incompressibility leads to error accumulation in the density field.

The stability formulation also allows non-deterministic analysis to be carried out very efficiently through the use of an approximate Newton solver.

In this case, the detection can be based on search for specific patterns, possibly supported by features such as texture, shape [2, 3], symmetry [4, 5], or the use of an approximate contour.

In this case, due to the difficulty to derive a theoretical formula for the bit error rate (BER) of decoded messages, we make use of an approximate expression of the BER to perform power optimization.

We therefore approximate a solution to the MIA problem by the use of an approximate inference technique proposed in [11] for which we discuss technical details and implementations in this section.

Previously, preliminary and potentially subjective notes made by physicians upon first contact with ill individuals had been used for an approximate determination of the clinical impact of HRV-QPM [31].

However, they are used for an approximate comparison of cost required to implement an operational REDD MRV scheme on the national level.

It is shown that the proposed bidimensional damage function is useful in producing a well-conditioned optimization problem and the aforementioned damage model can be used for an approximate stiffness estimation of a cracked beam segment.

In order to be coherent with the adopted design, the statistical significance of the means difference will be evaluated by a randomisation model (not a population model), and a design-based permutation test will be used instead of an approximate test to preserve the type I error rate [ 3, 17].

We also calculated a temperature-composition diagram for alloy A as a function of Y using an approximate thermodynamic description of Cu Zr Ti–Y.