Sentence examples for but not exactly equal from inspiring English sources

Similarly, creating voting districts with populations that are approximately but not exactly equal seems sensible given that improving the partitioning could be computationally expensive.

From Table 3, it is seen that for both TOF and non-TOF systems, the fitting parameter d is approximately, but not exactly equal to, 1.

For other proteins, presented in Supporting Information S1 we saw that cutoff distances around but not exactly equal to 6.2 Å were needed for favorable agreement of the predictions with experimental observation.

Due to the rounding, Z was approximately, but not exactly equal to2.408 × 10.

Therefore, these models are similar but not exactly equal to the Born approximation.

An atom's mass is roughly but not exactly equal to its mass number, the difference being due to the binding energy in the atom's nucleus.

Since (15) is obtained through the Taylor-series expansion, ρ m (m = 2,…,M) approaches one but not exactly equals one.

Interestingly, these three molecules are not exactly equal but exhibit small offsets in their density of states, which we attribute to slightly different adsorption sites and, therefore, slightly different local environments (the system contains a 2 × 2 supercell of the TCNE layer on top of a 3 × 3 NaCl supercell).

The competing CSH ratio was, of course, not exactly equal to 1.00, but it displayed a slight reduction.

This way, the contextual snapshot is activated even if the parameter values set in the visualization system are not exactly equal to those stored in, but the values of the corresponding parameters are similar enough.

But if South Williamsburg is simply becoming home to two separate, if not exactly equal, bar scenes, it is not there yet, and not everyone wants to see it happen.