Sentence examples for approximate experience from inspiring English sources

"What I wanted was to approximate experience, to have things go by the way they do in real interaction".

"The worst thoughts must go through your mind," said Mr. MacIndoe, who's closest approximate experience of losing someone lasted no longer than an hour.

If you want to approximate the experience, look into the Nike Free (about $85) or the Saucony Kinvara (about $90).

I'd have to approximate the experience by punching myself in the kidneys and eating a £50 note each time I put on a DVD.

To approximate the experience, picture a TV Yule log — that flickering, heatless image of a hearth — enlarged to the size of a movie screen.

The site then meshes the various elements into a 60-second clip that, while not strictly video, includes enough motion and sound to approximate the experience.

But the Met would argue that this technology is allowing broadcast listeners to approximate the experience of hearing an opera in the house.

Sprint is trying to solve the speed problem by using compression software from a company called Bluekite that is supposed to approximate the experience of a 56-kilobits-per-second dial-up phone connection.

"The entire history of communication has been trying to approximate the experience of being face-to-face when you are not in the same room," said James McQuivey, an analyst at Forrester Research.

"We are creating the new urban place to work," said the Facebook real estate chief John Tenanes when the main campus was occupied, but really the company has chosen to approximate the experience of urbanism rather than the reality of it.

But though I can't get to spa heaven all the time, it's easy enough to approximate the experience at home; supplies of bath salts are ample, and a doable means of reducing stress and creating a world where water is our friend.