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Discover LudwigThe phrase "well approximated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where an estimate or guess is close to the actual amount or outcome. For example, "The estimated cost of the project was well approximated by the final bill."
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But the roughness of the solutions means they are not well approximated by polynomials.
In particular, these results would show that social interaction detection is well approximated by feedforward computations.
Data-sparseness refers to the fact that sub-blocks of the matrix can be well approximated using low-rank representations.
Similarly, the elapsed time can also be well approximated by an exponential distribution.
The coefficient a is well approximated by a cubic fit over the whole η-range.
Further, the variation of CTOD with strain can be well approximated by a simple linear relationship.
The neighborhood of a point in a smooth region can be well approximated by a plane.
Moreover, the real DC voltage can be well approximated by the solution of the reduced model.
The computed Gibbs Thomson equation is well approximated by a piecewise linear function of L′.
Hence these argon-diluted detonations can be well approximated by a ZND reaction zone structure.
Overall base shear and uplift forces on the domes can be well approximated by this theory.
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