truncation

How To Use truncation In A Sentence

• On the basis of the relation between truncation and rounding errors of difference approximation, the interval formula which can minimize the total error is founded.
• In fact, any numerical discretization method has truncation error and there's no need to treat the difference equations as equality constraint.
• _̷ ◡ ◡ _̷ ◡ _̷ ◡ _̷ ◡ _̷ that is, 5-stress trochaic, with dactylic substitution in the first foot and truncation or catalexis of the last foot in the second and fourth lines; or perhaps iambic, with anapestic substitution in the second foot and a feminine ending in the first and third lines. The Principles of English Versification
• The general planar topography of the top-truncation surface of the Sahtan Group suggests that erosion mainly involved subaerial dissolution, in association with a gentle uplift of the carbonate platform edge.
• In this method, the open region is transformed into closed region. Consequently, the boundary truncation is not necessary. The order of the matrix resulted from this method is small.
• Both strains exhibited macrochaete duplications, eye defects, and loss of wing material consistent with dominant-negative effects of the Mam truncations described previously.
• However, although many of the reflection terminations appear indicative of stratal truncation it may not be the only cause of reflection termination.
• The reduction in thickness of the Middle jurassic units in the northern flank of Jabal Akhdar is mainly due to a top truncation.
• The earlier historical rivalry between Japan and Russia is unlikely to be an issue given the interposition of a powerful Chinese buffer between them and the truncation of Russia itself.
• But then the papers were summaries, they were truncations, densely-packed contextualisers that served little purpose other than to inspire questions.