Sentence examples for it's approximate from inspiring English sources
In 1997 there were about 22. (It's approximate because some theaters that are used predominantly by nonprofit companies can become commercial spaces for certain productions).
According to Annan, Sorensen roasted him at some black-tie event or other by saying something like (this is from memory, so it's approximate at best): Kofi Annan came to the United Nations determined to turn it around.
And of course it's "approximate".
Today, we are creating approximate universal, meaning it can perform arbitrary operations and programs, but it's approximating so that I have to live with errors and a [limited] window of time to perform the operations," Gil explained.
It's approximated that 67percentt of prisoners smoke and the New Zealand Medical Journal claims: "Prison arguably presents an ideal opportunity to quit smoking as its restricted environment reduces the possibility of accessing cigarettes and exposure to tobacco marketing".
It is approximate because it is valid only in the first-order approximation sense, or in other words, the error analysis is performed approximately on the tangent hyperplane at the estimates instead of the original nonlinear manifold of the observables.
And in sparse network condition, it is approximate to 75%.
This stirrup ratio is ρw = 0.00157 and it is approximate ¼ of the stirrup ratio to be found.
The environmental contour lines approach has emerged as a fast practical method for estimating the extreme response; nevertheless, it is approximate and needs to be validated.
(It is approximate because the ASCII encoding includes newline characters separating the reads).
