Sentence examples for a near approximation of from inspiring English sources

Rather than criticise price reporters, he said, they should be defended for getting close to a near approximation of the real price.

Mr. Penn revisits that premise with a near approximation of the album's cast, featuring Seamus Blake and Yosvany Terry on saxophones, Adam Rogers on guitar and James Genus on bass.

The value of θ was then used in conjunction with some of the information from the parameter estimates given in Tables 3 and 4. A near approximation of the exact relationship between the cell lifetime distributions and θ is given by: <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0004670.e004.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> [23].

I finally hit the wall at a $3,900 nylon leopard-print raincoat, which was fetching, but I recalled once seeing a very near approximation of it packed in a Totes tube with a matching umbrella for around $32.

The model m k is designed to be a good approximation of J near the current point and is not trustworthy on regions far from the current point.

Thus, the inferred apparent velocity is a good approximation of the actual velocity near the CMB.

You can get a good approximation of a ginseng plant's age by counting the scars near the base of the stem.

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This is a good approximation of the situation between Israel, Iran and the rest of the world.

The nearest approximation of an epidemiological study is a survey done in the mid-1990s by Ronald J. Faber, a journalism professor at the University of Minnesota.

The crowd roared: that is, it issued the nearest approximation of a roar that can issue from three thousand white New York professionals between twenty-five and fifty wearing designer eyeglasses and artisan-milled flannel shirts.