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In stints with Miles Davis, Freddie Hubbard and others — especially McCoy Tyner, Coltrane's former pianist — Mr. Lawrence provided a viable approximation of the Coltrane style, earthy and illuminated, propelled by a questing spirituality.

We have developed a viable approximation method, which decomposes the dependent components into their independent counterparts while preserving their relevant characteristics.

Nevertheless, according to our current knowledge the second assumption is still a rather viable approximation.

The predicted RON and MON showed satisfactory accuracy against measurements obtained by the standard ASTM methods and blending rules, demonstrating that the present methodology can be a viable tool for a first approximation.

The Ornstein Zernike equation with hypernetted chain closure approximation provides a viable first estimate for the potential of mean force between ionized nanoparticles like alumina aggregates in aqueous electrolytes subject to dispersion interactions with hydrated simple ions.

We demonstrate the utility of our procedure using an example and also provide a simulation study which establishes our methodology as a viable alternative to the Rao Scott approximations for relatively small two-stage cluster samples.

To overcome the local extrema difficulty, a viable approach is to use mathematical approximation as done in the expectation-maximization (EM -based algorithm of[12, 24, 25] and thEM -basedalgorithmkelihof[12hannel and frequency estimation (JML-CFE) algorithm of[124.

This paper proposes a viable meta-modeling approach which, based on the approximation of the coefficients of the characteristic polynomial, succeeds in accurately predicting the natural frequencies of the system under parameter variations in presence of veering.

Here we will demonstrate using the accepted theory for diffuse optical imaging (the diffusion approximation) that such a device is viable.

Their presented strategy utilized symbolic aggregate approximation (SAX), which is known to be viable for huge information changes.

Here we present the full second post-Newtonian approximation of the scalar-tensor theory including viable examples of intermediate-range gravity.