Sentence examples for a written approximation of from inspiring English sources

Sometimes its medium is a written approximation of metal against floor: "Tickety BLOO kah tickety bloo kah SHUCK".

Sometimes its medium is a written approximation of metal against floor: "Tickety BLOO kah tickety bloo kah SHUCK". Sometimes the noise and the funk come in the many evocative photographs, or the eye-popping graphic design by Paula Kelly, who deserves much of the praise for the book's success.

The earliest written approximations of are found in Egypt and Babylon, both within 1 percent of the true value.

In the Listening Test, if you are unsure of the spelling, write an approximation of the way the answer sounds.

Not an easy read by any means (it's written in an approximation of English in 1066), the book examines the guerrilla tactics against William I after the Norman Conquest.

I wrote down an approximation of what my partner said afterwards.

His favorite is GameCast, a feature on ESPNSoccernet that provides continuous updates, written commentary and a rough approximation of the ball's location on the field.

"Play a multi-coloured symphony with some friends, take a musical #selfie, experience a rough approximation of synesthesia," writes Glanders on the project description.

Method A is a Galerkin FE approximation of the density current (written in generalized ohmic form) where the harmonic average of the electrical conductivity is used instead of the standard average while method B is a genuine 3D extension of the classic 1D Scharfetter-Gummel diformulae formula interpreted as a stabilized Galerkin FE approximation with the use of an 'optimal' artificial diffusion.

In the last ten years, many papers have been written on the approximation of fixed point for nonlinear mappings by using some iterative processes (see, e.g.,[1 20]).

It is plausible to think that Leibniz could nevertheless have completed a work that was an approximation of the ideal, written in Latin and using non-primitive concepts.