Sentence examples for loose approximation from inspiring English sources
It was, to be fair, a loose approximation of a scrap — much like the so-called quarterback competition.
The style of "Death Comes to Pemberley" is a loose approximation of 19th-century prose, a sort of modern equivalent, rather than a painstaking imitation.
Chief among these handicaps was that writing encourages the quick production of rough drafts; in this age of computerized word processing, there's no reason not to blurt out a loose approximation of what you're looking for, and then begin tweaking.
In it, an enormous shark and an equally large octopus swam around the world doing battle while a handful of semi-recognisable nearly-stars (most notably Debbie Gibson) looked on in a loose approximation of astonishment.
Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering, 27, 311 318], that makes use of a loose approximation of the bacterial kinetics.
Sony also unveiled a redesigned DualShock 4 controller, which has the Vita-style touchpad depicted in rumors, ad works with a 3D "stereo" camera accessory to track its movements in a loose approximation of what's possible with Microsoft's Xbox Kinect.
However, the former are largely based on (often loose) approximations that prevent the claim of any rigorous guarantees of convergence, whereas the latter involve non-negligible overhead to ensure the proper interaction of particles.
As pointed in Proposition 1, tight and loose approximations are monotonic, and since we are leading with finite sets of individuals, there is a finite number of k-step relations, which are bounded by |N I |.
I mean incredibly loose approximations.
Is it, as Mr Farage seemed sometimes to believe, a party of angry white left-behind England, a loose English approximation of the forces that have powered Donald Trump in the US and Marine Le Pen in France?
Note that the result for loose upper approximation does not change for the indiscernibility relation, since it is transitive and does not increase the size of the interpretation when it is applied successively (or does not decrease when the tight lower approximation is considered).
