Sentence examples for crude approximation of from inspiring English sources

In software today, says Mr Bass, "we're at a pretty crude approximation of sight only".

What we call the Von Neumann architecture is just a very crude approximation of the right way to do computation.

So what you see today at Khan Academy is a very crude approximation of where we'll be in five or 10 years.

"Sharp cutoffs by age, where a person's legal status changes suddenly on some birthday, are only a crude approximation of correct policy," he added.

We emphasize at this point that the 2 × 2 matrix description, which we employed above to illustrate our strategy, constitutes a crude approximation of the full problem as realized in the experiment.

During the procedure, partial sums of components create a sequence of reconstructed images which starts with a crude approximation of the facial region that recursively becomes finer.

But those neural networks are only very crude approximations of what's found inside a real brain.

Gender differences are acknowledged in the display of a nylon stocking and crude approximations of designer handbags made from metal mesh and chain, sometimes with a car logo attached, using a bit of tar- or crude-oil-like substance.

These are only crude approximations of true antenna directivity functions but suffice for the following derivations.

Indeed we argue the FBS results as very crude approximations of dietary intake at best, since they represent food availability rather than actual food consumption data (Nasreddine et al. [2006]).

The fact that I am fluent in exactly one language can't help but affect my response to a film; subtitles are available, of course, but many are (or so I'm told) crude approximations of what characters are saying in their own languages, and, anyway, an understanding of tone and inflection is essential to grasping the full meaning of a line delivered by an actor.