Sentence examples for approximations about from inspiring English sources

Theories and statistical models are different types of approximations about the real world.

Because the study cannot yet capture the details of individual stars and their planetary systems, the scientists must make approximations about how supernova explosions affect planets within those systems.

This is not an insignificant data play in that regard: today, Amazon can only make approximations about which books and products are for whom in a household, and even then can only vaguely guess as to who else lives at your address and orders using your account.

We assume the selection coefficients (s) involved in the model are small, so that simplifying approximations about relative fixation probabilities can be made.

In order to make the simulations, we had to do some additional approximations about the velocity of sound and the density of a suture since this information is not yet available for these specific materials that are prepared under these conditions.

Mr Rose has swept away any lingering guesswork and approximation about the intellectual life of the British working classes in the industrial age.

Linear approximation about the origin of a single torus reveals that the array is able to oscillate via a Hopf bifurcation, controlled by the interneuronal coupling constants.

The transformation in (22) is an approximation about |Δ m0| since the rank one condition stated in Lemma 1 can not be guaranteed here.

Ask any mathematician how many prime numbers--numbers divisible only by themselves and 1--there are up to a zillion, and they snap back with an approximation: about a zillion divided by the logarithm of a zillion.

Even if some approximation about antenna radiation has been made, we can also find the difference between the above model and the transitional echo model, which is as simple as the summing the delayed signal of the transmitted signal.

Previous similar analytical works each made some simplifying approximation about the variation of the acoustic potential throughout the thickness of the aperture, such that they were valid only in either the thin or thick plate limits.