Sentence examples for crudely approximated from inspiring English sources
Mutual interaction of water column and sediment processes is either neglected or only crudely approximated in many biogeochemical models.
While we know the input sinusoidal amplitude exactly because we generated it synthetically, the filter output amplitude was crudely approximated as the largest sample magnitude observed, without interpolation to better estimate the true peak amplitude.
While the spectrum will be crudely approximated, this approach has the advantages that the heater bits are already long and thin, the LEDs in question are both cheap and efficient, and unlike using high-intensity IR LEDs to build up the IR spectrum, are unlikely to accidentally blind anybody.
The central region of a collision at RHIC is nearly (net!) baryon free, with a value of μB/T ~10% << 1, and therefore crudely approximates the early universe, where this ratio was of order 10-9.
From this perspective, the constructed map crudely approximates meanings with words.
While it is possible to splash electricity near a cluster of neurons and trigger some kind of sensory reaction, it is not easy to translate such stimulus into a nuanced perception largely because today's implants only crudely approximate the way neurons interact with one another.
According to the authors of the latter study, all previous solubility calculations were based on simplifications, which were only crudely approximate.
Thirdly, Coulomb energy calculations can additionally be performed ("−q" option) to sort out structures on the basis of their (crudely-approximated) energies.
Emphasis on "approximating".
Approximating the color is fine.
