She learns to live through approximation and avoidance.
The main attraction is a living abbreviated approximation of the two major gardens that Monet created, one in traditional, orderly French style, the other a Japanese-inspired fantasia of water, blooming lily pads and weeping willows.
The main attraction here is a living abbreviated approximation of the two major gardens that he designed and planted: one in traditional, orderly French style, the other a Japanese-inspired fantasia of water, blooming water lilies and weeping willows.
Motivated by love of honour, the Romans were able to live together in an approximation to peace, justice and happiness, though not in "true" peace, justice and happiness.
The new stooge does pretty much the same thing, the difference being that reality-television celebrities have turned their lives (or some weird approximation of life) into vaudeville.
"To a first approximation, every living thing is an insect, so they're worth understanding," Garwood told LiveScience.
It's a blessed life that I didn't understand the value of until I moved to Turkey and began living, what my fiancé calls, "life by approximation," as in, it is approximately the life you want to live, but not exactly.
At Radio City, heavily doctored excerpts from those performances are synchronized with a live 40-piece orchestra playing approximations of the original arrangements.
The use of discrete, Boolean rules for gene regulation appears justified as a first approximation to data from living organisms [6] [8].
But for all its focused heat — and its small assortment of guests, including Robert Plant — the album could only ever be an approximation of the band's live show.
