Sentence examples for fair approximation for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Drabinsky will not divulge his operating costs, but a fair approximation for a show its size is about $500,000 a week.

Also, the assumption of fully developed flow is assessed through the numerical calculation of the entrance lengths of the studied minichannel flows and the results elucidated that such hypothesis constitutes a fair approximation: for the most adverse operating conditions, the maximum entrance length is only 17.7% of the channel length.

However, for diffusion limited exchange, if the diffusion coefficient DB is much smaller than DA and thus the exchange is very slow, this solution is a fair approximation for Eq.  5.

The (A PDFs D1 and D2 are derived for two opposite cases, respectively A q ≫ σ(n q ) and A q = 0. We will evaluate the accuracies of the (A PDFs in awide SNR range by means of Monte Carlo simulations in order to show that D1 is also a fair approximation for the case A q ∼ σ (n q ).

To make this comparison as fair as possible, we restricted our analysis to a model of sequence change (JTT) and a correction for ASRV (discrete approximation to the gamma distribution) available in both PROML and MrBayes.

Replace "positive" with "oligarchic" in Snyder's catchphrase, and you get a fair approximation of what this Republican brand means for most Americans.

It looked like a fair approximation of what a Codey for Governor event might look like -- minus Mr. Codey.

Kleiner Perkins sought nearly $865,000 for its expert fees, but Kahn said a "fair approximation" of what the firm incurred for work central to beating back Pao's claims was nearly $229,000.

Although the maximum life span that has been observed for a particular species cannot be considered absolute, since a limited number of individuals at best has been studied, this datum probably provides a fair approximation of the greatest age attainable for this kind of animal under favourable conditions.

(He and Bill Pullman, who has a small role in this film as the requisite rumpled cop, were the headliners in "Bottle Shock".) As Eli, Mr. Rickman oozes from scene to scene doing a fair approximation of a lizard with a little Joan Crawford thrown in for good (or bad) measure.

Throw in EMI for a music component and he'd have built a fair approximation of AOL Time Warner.