Sentence examples for gives a fair approximation of from inspiring English sources

They suggest that replaying history with baseball statistics and a computer that uses a random number generator to determine hits or outs gives a fair approximation of the probability of Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak.

This gives a fair idea on the reliability of the model.

For glutamine, plasma concentrations give a fair estimate of availability and status.

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

Given the shortlist that emerged was a fair approximation of our discussions and tastes, it read rightly and reasonably.

In the conical flame case, the low-frequency model gives a good approximation of the gain, but only a fair approximation of the phase.

Is this modernist exaggeration, or is it a fair approximation of Vivaldi's own technique?

But Dr. Mason believes it offers a fair approximation of reality.

Brown dirt and blue-and-white mold made a fair approximation of an Abstract Expressionist grand-gesture painting.

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

Filled with whiplash digressions and weirdly poetic grace notes, the show-stopping speech is actually a fair approximation of how he really speaks.