Sentence examples for Crude approximation from inspiring English sources

6) Taking the maximum intensity among the set of equivalent reflection in order to approximate the fully recorded refection is a very crude approximation that depends on the chance of recording approximately fully recorded reflections.

Hence, to a crude approximation, the QCL system can be approximated to be ∼20-fold faster than a hypothetical LA FT-IR system.

Furthermore, evidence is statistical, it is derived from groups; its application to any individual is a crude approximation.

In software today, says Mr Bass, "we're at a pretty crude approximation of sight only".

What we call the Von Neumann architecture is just a very crude approximation of the right way to do computation.

So what you see today at Khan Academy is a very crude approximation of where we'll be in five or 10 years.

It is shown that in this application a crude approximation to the surface Laplacian suffices.

If the event files are merged, then the user can make a crude approximation by picking one bad pixel file to be used in further analysis.

"Sharp cutoffs by age, where a person's legal status changes suddenly on some birthday, are only a crude approximation of correct policy," he added.

We emphasize at this point that the 2 × 2 matrix description, which we employed above to illustrate our strategy, constitutes a crude approximation of the full problem as realized in the experiment.

A "crude approximation," he said in an interview Wednesday, made necessary by the fact that no one had tracked a cohort of new teachers over time to see how long they stayed in the classroom.