Sentence examples for making the approximate from inspiring English sources

Possibly attempting to gain an advantage, Riesch was planning on making the approximate 800-kilometer, or 500-mile, journey from the north of the Czech Republic to Lenzerheide, in southeast Switzerland, by helicopter on Sunday.

In the case of fixed sensing range, as the width of the ring becomes smaller, the variance of decreases and the arc lengths become closer to, making the approximate analysis more accurate.

This self-adjusted capability makes the approximate constraint values conservative enough to maintain the optimum point of the approximate problem in the feasible region.

To guarantee the accuracy of both the state and fault estimation values, the conditions to make the approximate model consistent with the exact model are presented.

Then, in the UC model, we make the approximate assumption that at most one relay service request is made in a time slot.

In this method, we only limit the type range of probability distribution rather than the form of probability distribution, which can make the approximate distribution become more flexible and extensive.

Figures 4, 5 and 6 demonstrate that the selected conductivity and thickness values make the approximate formulas (16) and (21) of the surface impedance quite accurate, and so the above arguments about the reasons for the failure of the approximations in Figs. 1, 2 and 3 are shown to be correct.

Under the same conditions, FtsZ levels were previously determined to be ∼30,000 molecules per cell (12), and this makes the approximate ratio of ClpX (monomeric) to FtsZ 1∶2.

With a larger trial, these differences might have become significant, which would have made the approximate $20,000 cost of the drug regimen easier for clinicians (and pharmacy and therapeutic committees) to justify.

Being able to make more accurate prediction means the algorithm requires fewer computational resources to make the population approximate to the Pareto optimal front (POF).

"I wanted to write about the blues, but the problem in writing a novel about music is that words can't duplicate music--they have to make the language approximate what the music says.