Sentence examples for approximate where from inspiring English sources

That is, no truthful mechanism can be better than n approximate, where n is the number of agents.

Since U.S. scores on PISA were stable from 2012 to 2015, we can also use these scores from 2012 to approximate where wealthy and poor American students rank on the latest administration of PISA.

Players don't have to worry about position or setting up a shot, they just have to mimic a swing and the controller's accelerometers will approximate where you intended the ball to go.

The resulting positions approximate where a document with intense use of the language model being considered would lie (indicated by an "H"), and where one with weak use of the language model would lie (indicated by an "L").

One tiny woman I know has to roll her waistbands over at least once, and sometimes twice, just to get them to approximate where her actual waist is located.

As pollster Nik Nanos told the CBC, "we can't have the same level of confidence in the numbers as we did in the past, because what Statistics Canada has to do is tweak the numbers in order to approximate where they think things are".

It isn't easy: crouching, aiming, approximating where in the space below you the stream will collect.

Each set of simulation results was approximated, where it was possible, with exponential function of the following type: y = y0 + A·e R · x.

The more people you can practice with, the better you can be at approximating where a point should be and finding it when it's not there.

If shorter parallel run durations are required, the rapid early translation of the set may yield a reasonable approximation of the Pareto approximate set where further search is unnecessary.

The scheme is designed for approximate searches, where one wishes to find many of the data points near a target point, but where one can tolerate missing a few near points.