Sentence examples similar to approximation of cultures from inspiring English sources
It spread across the internet precisely because the word "Berghain" has become synonymous with a clumsy approximation of counter-culture.
How this surprisingly well-established urban sprawl is portrayed sets the tone for everything that's to come, with a strange approximation of American culture skewed through a very Japanese sci-fi lens.
Was Trump truly pleased by this approximation of mostly white American pop culture?
We conclude that the chelator-buffered hydroponic culture provided a reasonable approximation of Cd and micronutrient accumulation under field conditions.
Borrowing from the concept of tissue engineering, 3-dimensional (3D) culture models, where the biological cells are encapsulated in a 3D polymeric scaffold, are generally believed to provide a better approximation of the in vivo conditions than 2D culture models.
The clothes often looked like Lisa Frank approximations of subversive biker culture, but bros adored it and wore it to clubs as if it was Armani.
Laffler et al. performed a theoretical approximation of the sensitivity based on the historical blood culture positivity rate in their center.
For approximation of routine in vivo exposure conditions to airborne particles, the BDS was not subjected to charge neutralization before addition to cell cultures.
But there are now also popular games that allow an approximation of playing music (Guitar Hero, Rock Band), that are built around singing (SingStar, Lips) and that are about the culture of music (Brütal Legend).
It was an approximation of sobbing.
