Sentence examples for approximate picture from inspiring English sources
The phrase "approximate picture" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when describing a representation or understanding that is not exact but close enough to convey the general idea or concept. Example: "The survey provided an approximate picture of the community's needs, helping us to identify key areas for improvement."
Imagine a world in which cars simply went shooting off corners willy-nilly, and you have an approximate picture of the skill level of the American motorcyclist.
Although the results are preliminary due to these limitations, the approximate picture of the potential problem can contribute to understanding the situation, and can be useful in going forward to tackle any emerging problem.
This study showed an approximate picture of the salinity situation in a coastal area of southeastern Bangladesh and the relationship between salt intake by diet and by drinking water.
Then he issued another, pretty unspeakable Tweet that has since been deleted; you can read it in the mentions of Jubilee's tweets above, though an apology he subsequently issued paints an approximate picture: "I made a simile between her and false rape victims and I admit that was dumb and inappropriate and I'm sorry".
A complete undirected weighted graph with 13 nodes gives an approximate picture to the DMN.
The central tool in this mode is the sequence similarity tree that provides an approximate picture of the phylogenetic relationships between the query and the top BLAST hits (Fig. 1A).
In this paper, rather than using saliency as an add-on to image quality metrics, we investigate the plausibility of approximating picture quality based on measuring the deviation of saliency induced by distortion.
Neither of the photo essays appeared in print as the two men had conceived them, yet by bringing the photographs and manuscripts which stretch back before the collaborations to the early 1940s together, the exhibition provides an approximate, powerful picture of Ellison and Parks' shared objective: to give a voice to a people in transition.
Approximate image quality.
Line-doubling systems work by comparing one line of the video image with the line immediately below it, and then approximating the picture information that should be in a line added between the two.
Texts were embroidered, framed with a symmetrical arrangement of motifs; scenes with houses and people were worked, approximating embroidered pictures; and, in the latter part of the century, maps, almanacs, and the like were also represented.
