... Some equations, identities or formulas contain small quantities , and these can be made much simpler and easier to use by sacrificing a little accuracy. ... When we derive squares, 3rd powers, 4th powers etc. of numbers larger than 1 , the results are always bigger , while for numbers smaller than 1 , the results are always smaller . ... power . ... number . ... The above also holds for negative numbers, if one understands "bigger" and "smaller" to refer to the absolute value (the value without sign...

Next: Inspection of results Up: *fit* - Fit Data Previous: Verbose Mode . If the number of net counts for a source is less than it is impractical to fit the data in all 34 energy bits. However, if the flux is required, then a fit must be performed first. ... Fit will then calculate the normalization of the model and xflux can be used to determine the flux and luminosity of the source from the best fit model. xs> fit rebin=yes . ...

Function: PRINTUSING Purpose: Print numbers using a format image File: printusing.c Author: M. Vogelaar Use: INTEGER PRINTUSING( FORMAT , input CHARACTER ARRAY NUMBER , input DOUBLE PRECISION RESULT ) output CHARACTER ARRAY PRINTUSING Field width in format FORMAT String containing format image NUMBER Number to be formatted RESULT String containing formatted number Description: PRINTUSING is used to print double precision numbers in an user specified format. ...

... Abstract Return the value of the smallest (negative) number representable in a double precision variable. Required_Reading None. Brief_I/O The function returns the value of the smallest (negative) number that can be represented in a double precision variable. Detailed_Input None. Detailed_Output The function returns the value of the smallest (negative) number that can be represented in a double precision variable. ... 1) Initialize a CSPICE "window." ... Link to routine source . ...

... The numbers of three types of compact binaries containing accreting NSs and BHs, which are most interesting from the point of view of their observational appearances, have been calculated as a function of time: i) X-ray transient source containing a NS in an eccentric orbit around a main sequence Be-star (the observed prototype: A0535+26), ii) BH The evolution of the selected types of X-ray binaries during the first 10 million years after the starburst onset is presented in Fig. ...

... Lets you work with numeric values. The Number object is an object wrapper for primitive numeric values. ... JavaScript 1.3: added toSource method . ... value . ... JavaScript 1.2: Number(x) now produces NaN rather than an error if x is a string that does not contain a well-formed numeric literal. ... The following example uses the Number object's properties to assign values to several numeric variables: biggestNum = Number.MAX_VALUE . ... ECMA-262 JavaScript prints the value Number.NaN as NaN . ...

... The perceptron structure, on the basis of which the database is built, is defined by a number of the input and output parameters and a required accuracy. ... The output perceptron data are the expansion coefficients of the scattering matrix elements in series of the generalized spherical functions. ... As the cluster structure depends on the generation conditions the expansion coefficients were averaged over 5--7 realizations of the clusters (for N . ... is the coefficient number. ...

... The absolute magnitude of the RCBs in the LMC and the small number of Galactic RCBs implies that they are very rare stars. Together with statistics for related stars, the total number of hydrogen-deficient stars in the Galaxy is estimated to be about 1000. Whilst the luminosity of RCBs is similar to that of other low-mass stars as they evolve rapidly from the asymptotic RED GIANT branch to become WHITE DWARFS , their frequency is much lower. ...

Winer Observatory P.O. Box 797, Sonoita, Arizona 85637-0797, USA . ... 2/3-m Telescope . ... Winer . Papers . ... Mutel, R.L. and Fix, J.D., 2000, An Optical Search for Small Comets , Journal Geophys. ... Mutel, R.L., Gayley, K.G., and Fix, J.D., 2001, Reply to Frank Sigwarth , Journal Geophys. ... Mutel, R.L. and Fix, J.D., 2003, Comment on 'Detection of Small Comets with a Ground Based Telescope' by Frank and Sigwarth , Journal Geophys. ... Arizona 85637-0797 . ... 2013 Winer Observatory. ...

... Each ferrule will be used to plug approximately 300 holes. We must be sure the ferrules will not wear excessively during use; 1 mil reduction in diameter of a ferrule is enough to reduce light throughput by approximately 1%. ... Stainless steel ferrules offer lower precision (which will lose us approximately 1/2 to 1% light compared to ceramic), but they are relatively inexpensive, readily available with the hole diameter we require, and immune to cracking. ... Hence the wear was not very deep. ...

... In 2009 I wrote several papers : Some applications of W. Rudins inequality to problems of combinatorial number theory, Uniform Distribution Theory, 15 pages, submitted for publication, On an inverse theorem for U3 ( )-norm, Modern problems of mathematics and mechanics, Mathematics, Dynamical systems, v. 4, 2, (2009) 55­127. ... In the first paper we obtain some new applications of a well­known W. Rudin's theorem concerning lacunary series to problems of combinatorial number theory. ...

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