Sentence examples for approximation to change from inspiring English sources

If the internet has taught us anything, it's that real change – or at least "raising awareness", the closest approximation to change we have in 2015 – comes from soaring string soundtracks and cloying poems about going outside.

First, long-term conditions were characterised by their variability, which meant that a single rating could only ever be a crude approximation to changes over time.

The procedure is repeated until the dispersion of approximation stops to change.

An asymptotic approximation to the change in network revenue, due to small changes in the capacities of the links, is derived.

In a scenario where a tag SNP captures the causal variant in a consistent manner across multiple populations, this approximation would not be expected to change the result.

An approximation to the change in the event rate observed can be made assuming 70% of HRT group have been on treatment for full 10 years and 30% have no treatment.

The previous laws were far stricter: transsexual people had to prove themselves permanently infertile as well as being forced to have surgery to change any external sexual characteristics to a "significant approximation" of the desired sex.

The magnitude of the ΣM0 can be viewed as a first-order approximation to the regional changes of shear strain in response to earthquakes (Sykes and Jaumé, 1990).

will be a close approximation to the average changes occurring across the RPE.

In general, any modification to a computer program that changes its results implies an approximation to the original computational model.

This study is a first approximation to this subject; we currently have little information about this issue, and the results could change during the coming years.