Sentence examples for a deeper approximation of from inspiring English sources

We would like to move toward a deeper approximation of real intelligence.

According to the company, the integration between hardware and software goes deeper, offering an approximation of the tactile feedback one gets with real-world modeling.

Craig and colleagues [ 10] in their systematic review found that the mean differences between body (rectal) and tympanic membrane measurements were small but the wide limits of agreement observed suggested that tympanic membrane temperature is not a good approximation of deep body core temperature.

In order to gain a deeper understanding of why their "stochastic shielding approximation" works so well, we analyzed it in the context of a multidimensional Ornstein Uhlenbeck process on a variety of networks.

Before the eviction, the UN Park was less a shanty town than an approximation of a suburb.

She does a better impersonation of a person than we do an approximation of a dog.

We know that this is "deep house" because it sounds like contemporary "deep house" even though this "deep house" sounds nothing like actual deep house even if it is a pitch-perfect approximation of the schematic signifiers that help us code this as the kind of "deep house" we internally associate with white Huaraches and carrot-bottomed jeans, footballers haircuts and a "cheeky" Nandos.

Overhead, a papier-mâché approximation of a whale skeleton hung from the ceiling.

Which I guess is a pretty fair approximation of a rave, headspace-wise.

Both wear a British approximation of a Riviera look – chinos, light blazers, inoffensive shirts and soft shoes, and are in deep discussion about how best to seduce young Italian women.

Severe, relentless, devoid of ambient comfort, it was an eerie approximation of an unrecoverable past.