1. 4 Approximations 4.1 Background In this chapter we are interested in approximation problems

2. Noun Approximation (countable and uncountable, plural Approximations) The act, process or result of approximating

3. A concept of an approximation operator is introduced and a general scheme for construction of isotone approximations in real affine spaces is presented along with a survey of isotone approximations employed in optimization.

4. Approximations Approximations During Model Analysis

5. Approximations Approximations During Model Analysis

6. Note that our Approximations above require that the function be sufficiently differentiable at the point at which we wish to base the approximation

7. Approximation theory, which is often classified as Approximations and expansions, is a subject that serves as an important bridge between pure and applied mathematics

8. ‘The Approximations provide conservative control of the genome-wise type I error rate.’ ‘We can make this reasoning more precise with the Markov chain approximation.’ ‘The main question is how close this approximation is to the actual quasistationary distribution.’

9. Approximation Sentence Examples The Approximation was mutual

10. The general methods are polynomial approximation and Chebyshev approximation.

11. What do quadratic Approximations look like

12. Eigenvalue approximations 2 Matrix Computations - Introduction

13. Complete summary of Mona Simpson's Approximations

14. A number, amount etc that is not exact, but is almost correct SYN estimate Approximation of an Approximation of the total a rough/crude Approximation (=one that is not very exact) Could you give us a rough Approximation of the cost? a good/close/reasonable Approximation 2

15. Approximations: Solved 780 Approximations Questions and answers section with explanation for various online exam preparation, various interviews, Logical Reasoning Category online test

16. Approximations at 0 for ln(1 + x) and (1 + x)r Next, we compute two linear Approximations that are slightly more challenging

17. We use Euler’s method for Approximation solution for differential equations and Linear Approximation is …

18. Absolute emissions attributable to net exports are rough approximations.

19. There are 3 Approximations that are used for diodes.

20. In all Approximations, the diode acts as a switch

21. Approximation Simple Approximation can be helpful for providing feedback through the joint of its position

22. A series of size‐consistent Approximations to the equation‐of‐motion coupled cluster method in the singles and doubles approximation (EOM‐CCSD) are developed by subjecting the similarity transformed Hamiltonian H ̄=exp (− T) H exp (T) to a perturbation expansion.

23. Approximations like these are sometimes used as mnemonics by mathematicians and physicists, though most of Randall's Approximations are too convoluted to be useful as mnemonics

24. Vector form of multivariable quadratic Approximation

25. Because Aristotelian is a good approximation.

26. 14 Absolute emissions attributable to net exports are rough approximations.

27. 9 Absolute emissions attributable to net exports are rough approximations.

28. Approximation In mathematics, making an Approximation is the act or process of finding a number acceptably close to an exact value; that number is then called an Approximation or approximate value.

29. Let's use the definition of “shaping” to explain successive Approximations

30. Semiconductor Circuit Approximations: An Introduction to Transistors and Integrated Circuits

31. ENotes plot summaries cover all the significant action of Approximations.

32. What does Approximation mean? Information and translations of Approximation in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

33. A polynomial Approximation of f is a polynomial p that is the most closest Approximation to f given certain conditions.

34. Definition of Approximation in the Definitions.net dictionary

35. The adiabatic approximation is not used.

36. That's just an approximation, you understand.

37. Thus, although the Bilinear approximation is an approximation, it turns out to exactly preserve the minimum-phase property

38. Many mathematical models in biology can be considered as Approximations

39. Diode Approximations are a way to analyze diodes in circuits

40. 12 Absolute emissions attributable to net exports are rough approximations.

41. Title: Gaussoids are two-Antecedental approximations of Gaussian conditional independence structures

42. Approximation definition: An Approximation is a fact , object, or description which is similar to something else, Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

43. This is referred to as the adiabatic approximation.

44. How to use Approximation in a sentence.

45. The usual adiabatic approximation is not made.

46. Many simplified approximations are available for analysing and designing optical systems.

47. The adequacy of this approximation is considered later.

48. The Approximations are valid for the range of 0 to Π /12

49. Differential calculus works by approximation with Affine functions

50. Approximation - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions

51. 3000 students each year would be an approximation.

52. Even at best this is a rather crude approximation.

53. The restaurant serves a close approximation of French cuisine.

54. In mathematics, Stirling's Approximation (or Stirling's formula) is an Approximation for factorials.It is a good Approximation, leading to accurate results even for small values of n.It is named after James Stirling, though it was first stated by Abraham de Moivre.

55. How to use first Approximation in a sentence.

56. Gaussoids are two-Antecedental approximations of Gaussian conditional independence structures Boege, Tobias; Abstract

57. Approximations In almost all practical cases it is possible to make simplifying assumptions

58. Convergence rate of moments for stochastic perturbation gradient approximation.

59. An Approximation is a rough estimate or guess at something

60. That gives us a reasonable approximation for this decay constant.

61. It is only an approximation of the swing eighth notes.

62. For a bag level which is nearly degenerate with a quark level (of the same parity, etc.) in the adiabatic approximation, the approximation naturally fails.

63. Estimated Lifetime Cancer Risks from Chemicals and Radionuclides (All Numbers Given Are Rough Approximations)

64. Approximative (plural Approximatives) A grammatical construct that expresses approximation

65. Clout is a winking approximation of a key Marxist concept

66. Approximation definition is - the act or process of drawing together

67. Successive approximation a/d converter circuit and semiconductor integrated circuit

68. Add results together for approximation of double income savings.

69. He had coarsened his voice to an approximation of Cockney.

70. The Approximation ratio (or Approximation factor) of an algorithm is the ratio between the result obtained by the algorithm and the optimal cost or profit

71. A notable example of an Approximation algorithm that provides both is the classic Approximation algorithm of Lenstra, Shmoys and Tardos for scheduling on unrelated parallel machines

72. The Crossword Solver found 20 answers to the Approximation crossword clue

73. When taken nonzero, the most common approximation is λ ≈ - 2⁄3 μ.

74. To create reasonable limits on the analysis, the software performs Approximations to simplify the analysis.

75. Embodiments of an improved successive approximation ADC are disclosed which includes a control device and bi-directional data lines (36) implemented in the successive approximation cell (30).

76. Duration is a linear approximation to the present-value profile.

77. Semiconductor Circuit Approximations: An Introduction to Transistors and Integrated Circuits [Malvino, Albert Paul] on Amazon.com

78. By introducing successive approximations, we next derive equations for the primary and the secondary motion.

79. If sufficiently exact approximations for the zeroes of polynomials are present then numerical iterative methods yield sets of approximations for which the corresponding sets of absolute values of the functional values are monotonous decreasing.

80. Tractable Approximations of the chance constraint, i.e., for efficiently verifiable suffi-cient conditionsfor its validity