Sentence examples for approximation of reality from inspiring English sources

Buck and Caray have called it an approximation of reality.

This is an approximation of reality that is no longer accurate and started to break down.

But Dr. Mason believes it offers a fair approximation of reality.

But once in a while I want to play a video game that feels as if it were set in some approximation of reality — even if it's a violent, drugged-out and profane approximation of reality.

"Eurisko was exposing the fact that any finite set of rules is going to be a very incomplete approximation of reality," Lenat explained.

Is the story we're reading a vague approximation of reality or a thoroughly warped vision filtered through the prism of Nora's unstable psyche?

It is characteristic of the scientific method to test specific hypotheses that would lead to successive approximations of reality.

Recognizing the high complexity of real (supply chain) systems, such models can naturally only be rough approximations of reality.

Experimental methods are used to determine constituent latency components and verify the results obtained by these analytical models as close approximations of reality.

For example, results from driving simulator studies cannot always be easily transferred to real traffic situations, since both the traffic environment and the vehicle characteristics are only approximations of reality.

The analysis proceeds with the non-realizable scenario, which captures the fact that hypothesis classes are mere approximations of reality.