Sentence examples for approximate living from inspiring English sources

This method is particularly conducive to studies of extinct and fossilized organisms, as models can be assigned properties that approximate living tissues.

And ABC has a show called "Life on Mars," which will put a group of people into a house approximating living conditions on Mars.

Although he was too cautious to use the vernacular, except in fiction and plays, he did attempt to approximate the living speech of the people, as Huang Zunxian had done in poetry.

The Approximate Man lived in a world where a year comprised "about 350 days" and an hour "about fifty minutes," where there were five seasons, and where a dozen eggs amounted to "six or ten".

Participants agreed or strongly agreed that the model resembled the texture of the ureter, vessels, and peritoneal layer (n=6; 86%), approximated the correct anatomic course of the ureter (n=7; 100%), and closely approximated live surgery (n=5; 71%).

Here's what I love about this: They cared enough to add fake weathering and scoring to the paint job, which results in something approximating the "lived in" nature of the Star Wars universe.

The KPNC membership closely approximates the population living in the same geographic area demographically except with respect to income: KPNC members underrepresent the very poor and the very wealthy (9, 10).

Such high radiation exposure approximates to that of Japanese women living approximately one mile away from the site of the Hiroshima atom bomb explosion.

As we move forward, we will be gathering feedback from users and aiming to put things up that more closely approximate that live experience.

The fact is our lives more closely approximate the lives of the average voters than any of the other candidates," he said.

These rules also apply to those whose living arrangements approximate family relationships.