Sentence examples for be a rough approximation from inspiring English sources

By July, he argued, there needs to be a "rough approximation of what a Doha undertaking might look like".

"Given the high degree of uncertainty around numerous factors, the estimate here should be understood to be a rough approximation," the report says.

The examination of the various types of exercise may, however, be a rough approximation of the different levels of intensity.

Which is a rough approximation of what TalkSport, owned by ITV Northern Ireland licensee UTV, has been trying to do to its licence fee-funded rival, BBC Radio 5 Live, over the past few years, launching a sustained critique of its output and the way it buys sports rights.

A spokeswoman for BNSF, Courtney Wallace, said that a widely reported figure used by critics — that each car on a train can lose a ton of coal in transit — was a rough approximation made years ago by the railroad, and that the dust losses were mostly close to the mines.

"It's a rough approximation.

Artificial neutral networks are a rough approximation and simplified simulation of a biological neuron network system.

Admittedly, the audio signals generated this way are a rough approximation of real recordings.

Note however that the characterization of the turbulence by α-values is a rough approximation.

Suppose the existing equivalent circuit model is a rough approximation of the behavior of the microwave device.

This is a rough approximation of the experimental conditions, but still satisfactory since no rate or temperature effects were modelled.