Sentence examples for approximation rather than a from inspiring English sources

For most real problems, this is an approximation rather than a truth; however, we can generalize this concept to that of a partially observable Markov decision process, in which the Agent can interact with an incomplete representation of the environment.

Then the cross terms (components of S cross ) are reallocated either to S causal or S intrinsic in the following fashion: After the reallocation of the components of the spectrum the resultant causality is an approximation rather than a precise calculation, yet it can be shown to yield convincing and consistent results.

For instance, control children activated more strongly the anterior cingulate gyrus during approximate calculation compared to exact addition, which reflects more the higher attention and working memory load during approximation rather than a dissociation between the quantity based and verbal system for number processing.

He then started to include Gothic features, which often did not accurately reflect the features to be found in medieval churches, being an approximation rather than an accurate (or "correct") representation.

" For example, calories on a label are an approximation rather than an absolute amount but consumers rarely understand that these measures can't be made one very single package, so they are an average across a representative subsample of the product rather than the product itself".

In particular, I think most economists view the rational model as a useful approximation, rather than as a precise description of human behavior.

However, in that case, our theoretical results are limited to an approximation rather than the real system performance.

Or slant rhymes, echoes and approximations rather than the ding-ding-ding of perfect rhymes, which in the wrong hands can make a poem clank and bump like a pinball machine.

This chapter explores the idea that resolution of uncertainty in complex science and engineering fields frequently ends with approximations rather than precise answers.

Thus, these figures represent fair approximations rather than exact values.

However, we recognize that not all nurses and midwives with a Council registration are active in the workforce; therefore, these results should be interpreted as approximations rather than definitive numbers.