Sentence examples for a second approximation from inspiring English sources

Now, to a second approximation, risk plays a role; and what the Fed is trying to do is play on the margin created by the difference between the first and second approximations.

A second approximation of each derivative was presented and used to solve the corresponding model.

At a second approximation, laws are deterministic if they entail exceptionless regularities; e.g., that all F's are G's, that all ABCD's are E's, and so on.

A second approximation is obtained by subtracting from the square of edge 3/2 giving the first approximation the error, i.e., two rectangular stripes of area 1/8 and short edge 1/8 · 2/3 = 1/12.

A second approximation denoted as MMSE-IC2 [20] assumes a perfect estimation of transmitted symbols ((sigma _{hat {s}}^{2} ={sigma _{s}^{2}})) to overcome the matrix inversion at each iteration.

As a second approximation and to reduce the endogenous levels of ERα, we treated MDA-MB-231 cells with fulvestrant.

To a first approximation, yes.

To a first approximation, all of it.

To a first approximation, there aren't any.

That makes sense; to a first approximation services are people.

This, to a first approximation, is the secular story of our creation.