approximation
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definition
noun
these figures are only approximations
a value or quantity that is nearly but not exactly correct.
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Previously published methods for deriving Q have used eigen-decomposition of an 'approximation' to P (t).
What he is talking about is not an 'approximation' to the Golden Mean.
The potential of mean force can also be derived from Eq. 18 based on the harmonic 'approximation' .
The translog form provides a second-order 'approximation' of the true cost function at a point.
For participants in the glue group, similar 'approximation' was achieved with single circumferential application of tissue glue.
the band smashed up their equipment in an 'approximation' of rock star behaviour
The story, which is performed in an 'approximation' of a Beijing Opera style, is simple.
Without a fully linear structure to the economy, at best an inflation index is an 'approximation' .
Thus, the classic Kok model is just convenient first-order 'approximation' to the real case.
the band smashed up their equipment in an 'approximation' of rock star behavior
Once Fido performs even a close 'approximation' of the trick a reward follows.
First, the asymptotic results provide a very reasonable 'approximation' for the velocity even for a much lower level of cooperativity.
Here's a nice little political survey which gives you an 'approximation' of where you are on the political spectrum.
Most pocket cameras have a separate viewfinder: what you see is an 'approximation' of what the lens is seeing.
Matheson's method does give a very close 'approximation' to the situation in 1890.
The current difficulties of the Ukrainian government in achieving 'approximation' of the Law of Ukraine with the Law of the European Union.
Most of the work in quantum mechanics was in the Galilean (or non-relativistic) 'approximation' .
User's attitudes also had to be examined in order to assess whether the 'approximations' in the animation were satisfactory.
In the Appendix, we use small v approximations to derive simple analytic 'approximations' for the quantitative results from the models.
To compare behavioral responses among regions, we used Kruskal-Wallis tests, which use chisquare 'approximations' .
The 'approximations' provide conservative control of the genome-wise type I error rate.
Their derivations will extend to cover the present cases, given the same 'approximations' made above.
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