Sentence examples for yield a better approximation from inspiring English sources

Even in this case, our method in part (b) may yield a better approximation.

The goal of using discontinuous functions is to avoid the Gibbs phenomenon, and therefore to yield a better approximation capability for discontinuous signals, as images.

This technique is computationally efficient and yields a better approximation of the ML estimator in the low SNR region.

This can yield a better employee most of the time".

Running a business is no different: A better set of inputs yield a better output.

In general, more samples yield a better statistical power.

DDEs have been used to model biological processes as they give a better approximation for such aspects [ 68, 69].

Fourier analysis indicates that the CFOR-Hermite scheme yields a nearly optimal resolution and has a better approximation to the ideal low-pass filter than previous CFOR schemes.

A better approximation to the Mohr Coulomb yield and potential surfaces was achieved by increasing the transition angle and proven to be highly efficient in numerical convergence.

Apparently, the potential surface used in this paper is a better approximation to the M C yield surface in shape, meaning that it is more reasonable than the one employed by the embedded M C model.

The idea is that the process of checking each new solution yields a new guess which, even if it is not the correct solution, is a better approximation of the previous one (Pang 2006).