Sentence examples for effort to approximate from inspiring English sources

In an effort to approximate the Oscars, NY1, the cable television station, offered red-carpet interviews at 7 p.m. as nominees and presenters arrived.

Might the jury's verdict nevertheless be explained, and perhaps even justified, as an effort to approximate the outcome of a settlement negotiated by the parties themselves?

In terms of color the Soler works were limited, but this was clearly an interpretive choice, Mr. Brown's concession to current notions of 18th-century sonority, which he otherwise made little effort to approximate.

True to the playwright's philosophy, "Peter [ Gill conducted us almost with a baton in his hand and he made me go over and over the lines in an effort to approximate the musical notation.

Then the dish is placed in an incubator, which is set at a certain temperature and infused with just the right amounts of oxygen, nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and water vapor, in an effort to approximate the ambient conditions within a living body.

As such, a number of shortcut equations have been developed in an effort to approximate the SIG.

Most efforts to approximate normal human behavior in software tend to be creepy or annoying.

Hence, efforts to approximate the clinical diagnostic process are hampered.

We go to considerable effort to efficiently approximate the optimal structure for each dataset rather than using a fixed structure, as in Cufflinks.

Both qualitative and quantitative behavior are addressed, and an assessment of the computational effort required to approximate a sharp-interface problem is made.

Since exact computation of the medial axis is difficult in general, efforts continue to approximate them.