Sentence examples for using an approximation of from inspiring English sources
The relationship of AV speech perception to changes in audibility was examined retrospectively using an approximation of a single-subject design.
A simply supported carbon/epoxy composite tube mounted on viscoelastic supports is studied, using an approximation of the Rayleigh Timoshenko equation.
Using an approximation of this expression, they manage to link the observed outbreaks to classical percolation theory tools.
Very recently, using an approximation of the Navier-Stokes equation (such as the Navier-Stokes-Voigt equation (NSVE)) to study the existence of attractor of classical NSE has become a topic generally focused on.
In [15], a reduced-complexity CFO and channel estimator was proposed for the uplink of MIMO-OFDMA systems using an approximation of the ML cost function and a Newton search algorithm.
In this paper, the simulation of a typical guitar tube preamp using an approximation of the solution of differential equations is discussed with regard to accuracy and computational complexity.
This antipathy was obviously lost on the agency working for crisp manufacturer Frito Lay, whose advert used an approximation of the song that was so convincing even Waits thought the person singing it was himself.
We bridge this gap by proposing to use an approximation of the bispectrum to map data measured in practice into high-dimensional distributed representations for use with hyperdimensional computing.
The FastICA algorithm uses an approximation of the Newton method, tailored to the ICA problem, and provides fast convergence with little computation per iteration.
In the estimation of divergence by seismic gradiometry, we used an approximation of Eq. (5) by assuming a Poisson solid to mimic the real-world situation, in which the true inhomogeneous medium is unknown.
Model 1 used an approximation of the marginal probability for each mention, that is, the probability that the mention is correct, to calculate the probability that the mention appears at least once in the abstract.
