Sentence examples for approximate meaning from inspiring English sources

Though most of its instances are in English, French, German, and Italian, the editors still have time for a discourse on the nuances of the Romanian dor, a word whose approximate meaning is "longing" but that is "a lyrical expression of the feeling of finitude, between folk metaphysics and philosophical reflection, and self-consciously Romanian".

In this case, it is difficult to obtain an exact translation of a Japanese sentence into an English one, but for some people it was possible to understand the approximate meaning by identifying keywords from the translation result.

A rigged Hilbert space is a dual pair of spaces (Φ, Φx) that can generated from a separable Hilbert space Η using a sequence of norms (or semi-norms); the sequence of norms is generated using a nuclear operator (a good approximate meaning is an operator of trace-class, meaning that the trace of the modulus of the operator is finite).

Smithurst's rejoinder was called "Emoji: Has Esquire Lost its Mind?" He summed up the subject with an illustration of an Egyptian goddess sitting in front of hieroglyphics and the sentence: "Basically, after 5,000 years of technological progress, we've returned to eking approximate meaning from pictograms".

The resulting set of intentional gestures was then used to work out the (minimal) repertoires of individuals, and each gesture's approximate meaning as used by that individual.

The approximate meaning is "be quiet".

It seeps in through the gaps, pauses, arbitrary transitions, approximate meanings, false starts, and boring bits of all description.

The functions of the input genes can be estimated through the output pathways with p-values; thus, we used it as a typical over-representation analysis (ORA) to grasp the approximate meanings of the input list of genes.

From this perspective, the constructed map crudely approximates meanings with words.

Stations will have to pool their mid-afternoon slot, running roughly between 1pm and 4pm, with those in their approximate vicinity, meaning that listeners in Herefordshire will hear the same, supposedly "local" show as those 100 miles north, in Stoke.

Today, we are creating approximate universal, meaning it can perform arbitrary operations and programs, but it's approximating so that I have to live with errors and a [limited] window of time to perform the operations," Gil explained.