Sentence examples for a valuable approximation of from inspiring English sources

The conclusions obtain provide a valuable approximation of pavement response.While PMARP is a static finite element program, the properties of inertia and damping of the pavement structure were not included in consideration.

A 75-term polynomial expression is also presented for computing specific volume, with a better accuracy than the existing TEOS-10 48-term rational approximation, especially regarding the sound speed, and it is suggested that this expression represents a valuable approximation of the TEOS-10 equation of state for hydrographic data analysis.

Although the transcriptome only partially correlates with the proteome, it still provides a valuable approximation of the cell condition at a specific time [ 56– 58].

Below we show that the new PG generation approach in combination with the proposed ranking scheme may already deliver a valuable approximation of the network itself but can often be further improved by TR techniques.

Although it is generally difficult to compare fluorescence intensities of different antibodies directly, these measurements were a valuable relative approximation to plot the time lapses of H3K9ac/K14ac or H3K27me3 signals, respectively, confirming that H3K9ac/K14ac accumulated early during macronuclear differentiation whereas H3K27me3 signals remained on a threshold level at that time.

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

Tourism provides a valuable source of income.

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

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.

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