Sentence examples for a fair approximation and from inspiring English sources

So it's not exact, but it's a fair approximation and you shouldn't feel any anxiety using it as long as you feel confident in the autofocus.

For this highly varying spectrum, we see that the ALSB is a fair approximation and that TNBA(2) as well as the TNBA(1) gives very large errors for the cases where E Ŝ x S x > 2, e.g., slightly below f=0.30 and above f=0.40.

Given the shortlist that emerged was a fair approximation of our discussions and tastes, it read rightly and reasonably.

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

With simulators like Guitar: Play and Share ($4), iShred ($5) and Guitarist ($4), players can finger chords, pick strings and hear a fair approximation of how it may sound on the real thing.

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

Steak a la stone, a Palm signature dish of sliced steak over onions and pimento, is a fair approximation of the original.

It is possible to see that the proposed model is a fair approximation when compared to the experimental data, and that the model curve overlaps along the tolerances of each experimental point.

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.

Replace "positive" with "oligarchic" in Snyder's catchphrase, and you get a fair approximation of what this Republican brand means for most Americans.

The meat is as tender as a banana and the vinegary sauce a fair approximation of a good Carolina mopping liquid.