Sentence examples for have approximated from inspiring English sources

Producers appear to have approximated dynamic optimality.

Were it not for this, after 14... KR-K1, the position would have approximated a standard Scheveningen Variation.

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

If Hillary Clinton had held every Cabinet position in her husband's Administration and controlled every appointment, her influence might have approximated Pompadour's at the height of her power.

Chen and her coauthors have approximated the unknown functions and the unknown conditional mean functions by some flexible sieve bases, and estimated unknown jointly by what they called sieve Minimum Distance (MD) or sieve GMM procedures.

In both these methods we have approximated the sector shape by a polynomial function of radius and the coefficients of polynomial are optimized to get the isochronous magnetic field.

Here we have a continuous-time signal, and I've approximated it by a staircase.

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

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

The things that happen now have approximate precedence in the past.

See which factory locations we have exactly pinointed and for which ones we only have approximate location information.