Sentence examples for crude approximations from inspiring English sources
Yet these numbers are really crude approximations.
The common designations "reformers" and "conservatives" are crude approximations.
But those neural networks are only very crude approximations of what's found inside a real brain.
Wood lacked the dramatic sense to unfold his speculations in action and the technique to embody, in any plausible way, his spectacular fancies, but their crude approximations vibrate with his stifled exaltation.
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.
Cell site location information is no longer confined to crude approximations, but has become increasingly sophisticated and precise.
6) Taking the maximum intensity among the set of equivalent reflection in order to approximate the fully recorded refection is a very crude approximation that depends on the chance of recording approximately fully recorded reflections.
Hence, to a crude approximation, the QCL system can be approximated to be ∼20-fold faster than a hypothetical LA FT-IR system.
Furthermore, evidence is statistical, it is derived from groups; its application to any individual is a crude approximation.
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.
