Sentence examples for approximation you from inspiring English sources

In chess, as a first approximation, you can just count up the value of the pieces on each side and that will tell you roughly who's winning.

Back to the physics, the equation which describes quantum particles² is the Schrödinger equation³,and its solutions are wavefunctions that, in some approximation you can write as eⁱªˣ, (or exp(iax)) where x is the distance travelled, and a turns out to be a number proportional to the square root of the kinetic energy of the wave (or particle, or quantum).

The closest approximation you'll find is Mather Point, a fenced outcropping on the South Rim near Grand Canyon Village.

That's a good first-order approximation -- you should incorporate ideas and text from your papers.

As a very rough approximation, you would need the energy the sun produces over 100 million years to make a wormhole about the size of a grapefruit.

The lesson, I think, is this: in general, as a rule of thumb, to a first approximation, you should mostly try to use new tools and technologies for new kinds of problems, or ones that have not yet been solved well, rather than constantly trying to redo everything in yet another language/framework in the hopes that this time it will turn out to be The One True Solution.

While the authors don't suggest putting in time approximations, you may find doing so will help set expectations for the students and keep you on track.

Remember that the measurements are just approximations, you can slap together these ingredients in just about any proportions and still have something that will work well.

The Not Hot Dog-esque Food feature is impressive, as well, identifying food stuffs and giving you a rough approximation that you can add to the Samsung Health app.

They will find you, and they will process every scrap of information they can about you until there are two competing realities the you that walks this Earth and the approximation of you inferred and acted upon by a billion hungry machines and the companies that run them.

And sure enough, as I came to realize more slowly, when you publish things online and live most of your professional life on social media, what you write really is the closest approximation of you that almost anyone on earth can access.