Sentence examples for has approximated from inspiring English sources

But the increase alone in China's power demand over the past two years has approximated the total electricity consumption of Brazil.

Moreover, the proposed algorithm has approximated estimation accuracy for the far-field and near-field sources with respect to azimuths and elevations.

In earlier studies one has approximated flow values by normal, log-normal (Margulies et al., 2005) or non-central student's t distributions (Quinlan et al., 2008).

But it is perhaps the first time that North Korea's state media have approximated the truth.

What we had approximated, to put it in Representative Paul D. Ryan's terms, was equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome.

Producers appear to have approximated dynamic optimality.

Experimenters have approximated the Leggett and Garg test.

where we have approximated g by a constant to estimate the integral.

Since Donna would know that I bike everywhere, she could have approximated how long it would take me to get there.

Keeping this idea, we have approximated the results by matching the bandwidth fluctuation (obtained by regression) using several mathematical functions.

In (8), we have approximated the matrices,, and by diagonal matrices, by setting their offdiagonal elements to zero.