Sentence examples for be a decent approximation from inspiring English sources
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Since a block size of 2 n along each dimension facilitates optimization and allows better memory management (aligned memory allocation), the choice of a 64 × 64 block size is a decent approximation.
While pigs are a fairly decent approximation of humans in such contexts, the study failed to detect two compounds, cadaverine and putrescine, usually found in decaying human cadavers.
Printed texts, however, were generally corrected or seen through the press by the author, or at all events by a contemporary, so that the editor may be reasonably confident of reproducing at least a decent approximation to authorial usage.
The result is a rapidly converging algorithm that provides a decent approximation to the Karcher mean.
Because this dynamic neglects the effects of polymorphism in the population beyond the mutant allele under consideration, the steady state solution provides a decent approximation of evolutionary dynamics when the population mutation rate is low (Nu≪1).
This will not provide a precise composition but it can give a decent approximation.
What other single number can give a decent approximation of quality of life?
With inspiration from around the world, British cities now offer a decent approximation of anything you could want.
