Sentence examples for but approximate from inspiring English sources
The purpose was "not to copy but approximate the Aygo," said Mr. Dai, the CH-Auto senior engineer.
The recipes provide not just serving sizes but approximate cost, and are laid out comic-strip style, with photo panels illustrating each step.
Coleman took a sabbatical from 1962 to explore the trumpet and violin, which he took to playing with a colourful but approximate, broad-brush waywardness that suited the ends of his music very well.
All prices correct at time of writing but approximate because of fluctuations in currency exchange rates SANParks (South African National Parks, sanparks.org) is responsible for 20 parks across the country, and its properties are much cheaper than privately operated lodges, including those that have their own concessions in the national parks.
However, both of them are not pure but approximate sinusoidal curves, which can also be concluded from (6).
These methods can be placed in one of two classes: accurate but slow (Class 1), and fast but approximate (Class 2).
Video game designers have a great habit of looking at something like human behaviour, which is unfathomably complex and deep, then building a hacky-but-approximate system that mimics some specific part of our social structures so well.
Kaufman is a fictional character, but approximates to Juval Aviv, who claims to have been a similarly-tasked agent in the 1970s.
Still the residuals showed a slight skew to the left (Figure 9) but approximated a normal distribution sufficiently.
The unknown probability density function (PDF) of the decision variable has been expressed in closed, but approximated, form by using the Parzen windows methodology.
However, including exact habitat correlations at the triplet scale but approximating population correlations at that scale still neglects information needed to accurately predict simulation results, showing that larger-scale correlations in the population distribution have an important effect on dynamics.
