Sentence examples for inaccurate approximation from inspiring English sources

You wouldn't want the bridge to fall because of an inaccurate approximation.

The previous assumption is reasonable here since otherwise a linear approximation of f in that interval would yield a very inaccurate approximation.

The use of limited list size causes inaccurate approximation due to missing some counter hypotheses where no entry can be found in the list for a particular bit x i,b = +1 or −1.

Unfortunately, in addition to the inaccurate approximation of an ideally mixed room, the implemented empirical convective heat transfer coefficients (CHTCs) only apply to specific flow regimes – forcing to use arbitrary correlations and, thus, possibly limiting the usefulness of the simulation results.

Consider a message so long that the relative abundance n k)/N of each lemma k approximates its probability of occurrence, p(k) (implying n k)≫1, since 1/N is likely an inaccurate approximation).

Without the transform the high-expression residua greatly outweigh the low-end values and lead to an inaccurate approximation in the near-zero range.

If the functions are not suitable for a reservoir, it will lead to inaccurate approximations during the process of the numerical simulation history matching for a field (Obinna et al. 2010; Joseph et al. 2012).

The drawbacks from which this method suffers are fourfold: motion camera parameters are vital, significant manual work is needed, inaccurate approximations based on heuristics are very likely, and no real time.

We observed a large proportion of censored observations (n = 107, 53.2%), which reduces the effective sample size of the analysis, potentially introducing bias for the estimate of the time to healing, resulting in potentially inaccurate approximations of the variances used in the analysis.

Our analysis suggests that the root cause to this interesting behavior is the inaccurate quadratic approximation constructed on faulty information of second-order derivatives.

One may choose to obtain a relatively inaccurate, but rapid, approximation of the missing measurements by taking the mean of available pairwise distances corresponding to both and nodes (i.e., mean of available measurements across the rows of and ).