Sentence examples for broad approximations from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly high, for those of us still haunted by memories of recorder ensembles' broad approximations of Scarborough Fair.

One certainly can propose them, but only with the appreciation that they are broad approximations that can, and will, be challenged before "the ink is dry" on the publication.

So, as a broad approximation, liberal Christianity is Christianity that is acutely alive to the challenges to belief coming from modern philosophy.

A more attractive alternative is to (1) assume risk independence in establishing cost of capital for business units and (2) interpret the difference between the value of the company and the aggregate value of its individual businesses as a broad approximation of the benefits or costs associated with the company's product portfolio balancing activities.

While some applications such as those studied in [40] can obtain optimal results from a pure exploitation policy, it is often required that a combination of exploration and exploitation be used to search for a broad approximation and then refine it.

Then they made a model of the current path: a broad approximation of contemporary approaches, lending significant but less focused attention to the most deprived groups and areas.

That is, letters between slashes do not have absolute values, something true of broader phonetic approximations as well.

We used these variables as a broad level approximation of habitat and ecological variation potentially related to availability of floral nectar resources (see also [ 41, 45]).

These two types of S1 galaxies, that we call BP-S1 and NoBP-S1, are characterized, in first approximation, by Broad Line Regions (BLR) with different structural and physical properties.

To circumvent this problem, a new hybrid PDD method was developed that is based on a linear combination of an additive and a multiplicative PDD approximation, a broad range of orthonormal polynomial bases for Fourier-polynomial expansions of component functions, and a dimension-reduction or sampling technique for estimating the expansion coefficients.

PVAHA considers all possible events, from all possible sources for a region of interest and produces a broad-brush, first approximation of the hazard (like PSHA) which can be updated and re-run regularly.