Sentence examples for use of an approximation from inspiring English sources

This is due to the use of an approximation of boundary conditions to represent the eliminated remainder part of the structure, i.e. the full structure except the subcomponent at hand.

An effective strategy for exploring the response surface of the deterministic simulator is the use of an approximation to the computer code, such as a Gaussian process (GP) model, coupled with a sequential sampling strategy for choosing design points that can be used to build the GP model.

Use of an approximation method coupled with an adaptive iteration algorithm has been a popular approach to ease problem solving.

By the use of an approximation method and fixed point theorems on cone, some existence and multiplicity results of positive solutions are acquired.

Starting from the proposed cost function and making use of an approximation of the Hessian matrix, a robust modified Newton algorithm is derived.

First, we introduce the system model in Section 2. We review the MF ISDIC receiver for transmission over multipath channels with general square QAM constellations using the Gaussian assumption according to [15] in Section 3.1 and extend it for use of an approximation of the actual pdf of residual interference in Section 3.2.

Regarding the use of a linear approximation, the qualitative similarity of the obtained results reassures us that the influence of the linearity assumption on the results of the paper is not that significant.

Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering, 27, 311 318], that makes use of a loose approximation of the bacterial kinetics.

Finally we study the spectra of the HE operators with the use of a new approximation scheme.

This paper presents some numerical investigations related to the use of a new approximation function to be applied in Carrera's Unified Formulation (CUF).

Accordingly, we assessed that the inter-wave extinction probability remains negligible (p < 10−3) in the parameter range explored (see Text S3), thus justifying the use of a deterministic approximation.