Sentence examples for a fair approximation from inspiring English sources

The approximate curve for the power link approximating to the probit provides a fair approximation.

In fact, the Gini coefficient for consumption in the initial steady state reaches approximately 25.5, which is a fair approximation of what is observed in the data (see Brzezinski 2011 .11 In terms of individual-level differences, they are best observed in life cycle wealth profiles.

Is this modernist exaggeration, or is it a fair approximation of Vivaldi's own technique?

But Dr. Mason believes it offers a fair approximation of reality.

Brown dirt and blue-and-white mold made a fair approximation of an Abstract Expressionist grand-gesture painting.

It looked like a fair approximation of what a Codey for Governor event might look like -- minus Mr. Codey.

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

Admittedly, that's a bit harsh -- but it's also a pretty fair approximation of the truth.

Hyatt's strategy of relying on the discretion of on-the-ground employees to provide "acts of generosity" is a pretty fair approximation of the gratitude-creation situation Palmatier says he thinks can pay off.

The cartoon assured me he was a genre-bending auteur, and going by Wow that's a fair enough approximation.

As Bloom, Mr. Fitzgerald resembles Joyce, though more muscular, while Ms. Seymour is a fair visual approximation of Nora, Joyce's uneducated wife, indispensable muse and model for Molly.