Sentence examples for convincing approximation from inspiring English sources

The series has also set up production in modern Rome, partly on the theory that proximity breeds historical fidelity, or at least a convincing approximation of it.

One of those accents, or at least a convincing approximation, emerges from the familiar Illinois-bred face of Joan Allen, perhaps an odd choice to play this Irish heroine.

Nichols raked over the mucky business of Clinton-era US politics with the help of John Travolta, who delivered a convincing approximation of the man who had sexual relations with that woman.

Among the book's other appealing dishes are savory corn tortes from Paraguay and Bolivia (the latter stuffed with an aromatic chicken filling) and a convincing approximation of an Andean pig roast made with a fresh leg of pork marinated with lemon juice, garlic and beer and roasted for five hours until the skin is crackling and the meat falls into chunks.

Criterion has included these two very rare films — the first only recently rediscovered, in a Hungarian print, and the second reassembled from scattered fragments of the sound and silent versions into the first convincing approximation of the original feature — as special features subsidiary to "Lonesome".

It's details like that not the game's perfect physics engine– that elevate Tiger Woods 07 from an amusing pastiche of golf to a convincing approximation of the real thing.

Thus, although we presently lack a formal mathematical justification for our scheme, we are convinced that the approximations involved are acceptable and that it represents an improvement over previous methods.

We are convinced that the Padé approximation method offers a general framework for solving many other similar inequalities.

We are convinced that the Padé approximation method is suitable for proving and refining many other inequalities.

Models are, however, inevitably an approximation of reality, so validation and verification are crucial if their results are to be convincing.

Although he created a network of ley hunters, the Straight Track Club, to expand on his work, Watkins was never able to convince professional archaeologists of the merits of his system; there are just too many approximations that have to be made to get monuments to fit in for the ley theory to be entirely convincing.