Sentence examples for better approximated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Katz, the Rutgers professor, said texting and social networks better approximated how people communicated in person — in short snippets where niceties did not matter.

Indeed, had I the tools — the language and the experience — to explain chronic critical illness to my patient's family, perhaps I could have better approximated what Smith's life might look like if we went forward with the tracheotomy.

Hatayama (2004) also concluded that the water layer is better approximated by vacuum than solid.

The distributions of both ranks can be better approximated by truncated power laws (dashed lines).

Bi-axial mechanical properties of the MDSC-microintegrated constructs better approximated the anisotropic behavior of the native abdominal wall.

In fact, it is better approximated by an exponential distribution whereas recency-model maintains its power-law behavior.

Then an IRLS involving an iteratively reweighted ℓ 2 -norm can be better approximated by an ℓ 1 -like criterion.

Our simulation also showed that the water model is better approximated by a vacuum model than a solid model.

The basic advantage of the DGM is that the shock wave solution of Burgers' equation can be better approximated.

More precisely, the distribution of visitations frequencies have been observed to be heavy tailed, being better approximated by a power law distribution [13, 18].

However, when X is not in the dead zone, P(Y Q|X Q) is better approximated by P(E Q), assuming a mid-tread quantizer.