The phrase "approximate arrival" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an estimated time or date of arrival, often in contexts like travel or logistics.
Example: "The approximate arrival of the train is scheduled for 3:15 PM."
Alternatives: "estimated arrival" or "expected arrival".
But it is hard to harness the information from those signals, and harder still to convert it into an approximate arrival time that can be displayed for passengers.
Schedules are included, too, letting you specify when in the future you want to leave and providing approximate arrival and departure time for buses and trains along the way.
The gray reverse triangles show the approximate arrival time of Rayleigh waves assuming a nominal, typical phase velocity of 3.5 km/s (e.g., Aiken et al. 2013).
For measured responses that undergo sampling, T d is usually chosen to be 8 16 ms larger than the approximate arrival time [15], for higher precision.
Tell the name of your station and ask for its approximate arrival time.
The researchers also turned the algorithm loose on their data with no training to see if it could pick out bird songs on its own and approximate an arrival date.
The age of the igneous and the oldest pelagic components of a slice of OPS may be much older than the clastic sedimentary component that approximates the arrival time of the piece of ocean floor at a trench shortly before subduction-accretion (e.g., Hamilton 1969; Wahrhaftig 1984; Osozawa 1994; Wakita and Metcalfe 2005; Kusky et al. 2013) (Fig. 1).
The Rack has determined people's identities simply by remembering the face and approximate time of arrival, since the bar also has a digital video camera that films people as they walk in.
We approximate the packet arrival of to be a Poisson process with rate,, and estimate the buffer nonempty probability by (17).
The first GD of the GDC approximates thyroid gland marker arrival and distribution, and the second GD, the thyroid marker washout.
