Sentence examples for merely an approximation from inspiring English sources

The truth is that most interviews in most media are merely an approximation of the encounter.

Balance problems made stretches of "Revolution 9," for example, merely an approximation, and though the performance, conducted by Alan Pierson, was spirited and energetic, the work's narrative arc was lost.

Although originally derived as merely an approximation to the binomial distribution (obtained by repeated, independent trials that have only one of two possible outcomes), the Poisson distribution is now fundamental in the analysis of problems concerning radioactivity, traffic, and the random occurrence of events in time or space.

Thus, the allele frequencies that we get are merely an approximation to the true allele frequencies of the original ancestral populations.

Given that we do not know the mutation rate of oomycetes, the estimated dates are merely an approximation and shown to illustrate that the exchanged blocks are dated back to a wide range of evolutionary times.

However, the purpose of the AG is to detect the presence of unmeasured ions (e.g. ketones, salicylate), and AGc will not consider abnormalities in other 'measured' ions such as Mg2+ or Ca2+, and the correction for albumin and phosphate is merely an approximation.

The solution of the new PIES does not require a boundary discretization since it can be reduced merely to an approximation of boundary functions.

In the former case, we merely obtain an approximation of the dynamic properties of the propagation environment, whereas the latter approach implies that an accurate dynamics of this environment is obtained.

But an approximation can be made.

It is only an approximation.

History is always just an approximation of the past.