Sentence examples for least approximated from inspiring English sources
The clustering tree of a density can be obtained, or at least approximated, from the connected components arising in a sequence of graphs generated by thresholding the (estimated) data-generating density [22].
Figure 1 indicates that the log of hazard ratio under the fourth scenario (i.e., declining hazards and non-proportional) can be least approximated by a linear function of survival time among the four scenarios.
From Newton's remark in the text for Proposition 8, a second requirement for taking the law to be exact is that there be some configuration that at least approximates the pertinent celestial bodies toward which the net centripetal forces of gravity are exactly inverse-square if these forces arise from forces directed toward each part of the body.
In this way we can at least approximate the requirements of public justification and legitimate coercion.
Finally, it must be made clear that this is a stop-gap measure, a prelude to a broader stabilisation effort that can deliver something at least approximating peace.
To beat St. John's, Calhoun said he believes the Huskies will have to at least approximate the talent level of last season's team.
The court wrote that it disagreed with the district court's analysis and said Mr. Nacchio's gain should be calculated "in a manner that is more narrowly focused on producing a figure that reflects, in at least approximate terms, the proceeds related to his criminally culpable conduct".
Another problem is how to find (or at least approximate) this solution.
There are a few situations where our commercial transactions at least approximate the ideals of the economics textbook.
Hopefully we can come up with (at least approximate) answers without too much difficulty, since all of us have had at least twenty-something years to collect preliminary data.
According to Wolff, the ultimate goal of human action is to attain, or at least approximate, the highest degree of perfection that is possible.
