Sentence examples for well approximation from inspiring English sources
Our method is implemented in two stages: a global stage with a simple point or line source well approximation, and a local post-process stage with the well modeled correctly as an internal boundary.
The monoelectronic approach in the infinite quantum well approximation reproduces quite well the spectrum of the wide wells due to the fact that the ground states of electrons and holes are well fixed by this model of quantum well.
Additionally, how well approximation methods capture farm premises considered to be in contact (the term CP will be used to describe contact) according to field edge distance and presence of geographical features will be assessed.
In this paper, we describe application of a single-well approximation to a bistable system.
This is a good approximation in well time-frequency localized prototype filters, such as the ones based on the isotropic orthogonal transform algorithm (IOTA) function [29].
Considering a large-scale energy-harvesting wireless sensor network (EH-WSN) measuring compressible data, sparse random projections are feasible for data well-approximation, and the sparsity of random projections impacts the mean square error (MSE) as well as the system delay.
But the approximate operator does not reflect well an approximation in the perturbation sense; in fact, even if one uses a first-order approximate operator, the corresponding approximate solution could contain higher-order terms.
The results obtained from the application of Equation (72) fit extremely well the approximation used by the THW method via Equation (5) within the validity limits of the approximation (5).
A more approximate technique is then presented which is based on a well known approximation to the dispersion relation.
However, it is generally difficult to take into account a lot of variables and to well handle approximation error.
TSS gave an overall assessment of how well the approximation methods discriminated between contiguous and non-contiguous premises pairs as defined by map-based methods.
