Sentence examples for can only be approximated from inspiring English sources

Clearly, frequency response (14) can only be approximated by a FIR filter, but the approximation is acceptable for large.

The condition can only be approximated in mice, so the study results may not translate to humans.

For different capacitated network designs, an estimate on 2TRd can only be approximated for specific scenarios.

Its full meaning, like that of many other generalizations, cannot be exactly defined -- it can only be approximated.

If, for instance, people are designing a bridge, the equations that model its sturdiness are so complicated that the solution can only be approximated on a computer.

Based on packing constraints of an overall helical structure, the chain conformation can only be approximated by slight deviations from a tg't chain conformation.

Analysis of a "run-off" accident requires a knowledge of the physical properties of the soil, otherwise any evaluation can only be approximate.

It should be emphasized, however, that because of the slight temperature dependence of this reaction and the non-thermal conditions prevailing in our experiment (the ions are not in thermal equilibrium because of their micromotion [6]), the comparison of our rate constant with the room-temperature values from the literature can only be approximate.

An estimation of the rate of spontaneous remission can only be approximate due to lack of solid data.

First of all, the decomposition of GD in LE into the effects of biological factors, smoking and other non-biological factors can only be approximate because it neglects the manifold interactions between biological and non-biological factors.

A Perfect Vehicle Working several hours a day gave a kind of technical precision that can often only be approximated by modern singers who, as Mr. Minter said, "have to cover more bases" in terms of their vocal repertory.