Sentence examples for more approximate from inspiring English sources

It tells us to go for approximation — more approximate solutions, which find many right answers, but not all right answers.

Causal approximations are based on the idea that more approximate descriptions usually explain less about a phenomenon than more accurate descriptions.

A more approximate technique is then presented which is based on a well known approximation to the dispersion relation.

Elsewhere, though, that sense of involvement is more fleeting, and the response of singers to each other far more approximate.

From then on, the engineers used much more approximate information, largely from photographs and videos, about the spread of fire throughout the towers.

His grasp of caste does not inspire confidence: Brahmins, he writes, make up less than a fifth of the population, when the figure is more approximate to 5 percent; he uses the word veda (properly applied to ancient Hindu texts) in place of varna (the Hindu caste classification).

The Q-Bézier curve and surface inherit the most properties of Bézier curve and surface and can be more approximated to the control polygon.

But why then do older married men more closely approximate women's responses to relationship discord?

It is impossible, therefore, to give more than approximate dates for many of his works.

Unlike the other products, the screen of the Plastic Logic Reader is big enough to more closely approximate the look of a printed newspaper or magazine page.

This book has recipes that more closely approximate the wet, gently handled doughs Ms. Scherber uses in her bakery.