Sentence examples for much approximate from inspiring English sources

"The Discomfort Zone" advertises itself, in a rather optimistic subtitle, as a "personal history," and was described during its pre-publication buildup as a "memoir" — a mischaracterization that further disserves a genre that already suffers from too much approximate thinking and lack of discipline on the part of so many who indulge themselves in it.

To be fair, this pretty much approximates the way I imagine its characters feeling.

That in turn pretty much approximates what I felt about the play and Richard Eyre's production.

Still, too much is approximate.

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

In the proposed algorithm, each normal node approximates the shortest paths to two arbitrary anchors with a virtual hole placed between the anchors and estimates the distances to the anchors by considering how much their approximate shortest paths are detoured.

Error bounds, which play a critical role in algorithm design, can be used to measure how much the approximate solution fails to be in the solution set and to analyze the convergence rates of various methods.

A simulation, by contrast, represents the world in a much more approximate way than a model, without the requirement for congruence of internal causal relations.

Sticking fractions can be determined by molecular dynamics, perturbation and effective Hamiltonian theories, close coupling wave packet, and reduced density matrix approaches, or by the much more approximate soft-cube method.

A major advantage of polyhedral cells is that they have many neighbors (typically of order 10) allowing gradients to be much better approximated.

We also note that in all three networks we do not lose much by approximating PageRank Affinity rather than computing it exactly.