Sentence examples for most closely approximates from inspiring English sources

This method most closely approximates the legendary no-limit game.

The proposal issued today most closely approximates the bottom two options.

As a type of artist, Twombly most closely approximates the classic dandy: provoking and impenetrable.

"The goal of all us is to have a market that most closely approximates the normal environment," he said.

"Perhaps philosophy only becomes truly persuasive when it most closely approximates literature," suggests Rowlands, who has already successfully taken his own advice.

They say geographical discrepancies reflect when people in those places are exposed to a mix of daylight and temperature that most closely approximates ideal conditions for human conception.

In April, Duncan intends to begin awarding it to states whose reform agendas most closely approximate his own, anointing them as a vanguard.

Samsung's Galaxy Gear doesn't appear go as far in this direction either; the sensors in it most closely approximate those of a smartphone.

European schools like his can provide that global management experience, as they most closely approximate the diverse world environment in faculty and student compositions, he said.

Deformities that most closely approximate the three-dimensional nature of an idiopathic-like scoliosis have been created in large animals using a posterior spinal tether.

One of the striking ironies of the 1997 general election was the Liberal Democrats' capture of the Tory redoubt of Lewes, held for 25 years by the liberal Conservative MP whose views most closely approximated their own.