Sentence examples for perfect approximation from inspiring English sources
The tone of the programme is the perfect approximation of her standup, which flits dizzyingly from subject to subject without pause, often starting with tense descriptions of her mental-health issues before careering off into a kaleidoscopic nightmare of free-associated thoughts and abstract voices.
(Chinen 20100211 ★ FREDDY COLE AND VALENTINE SWING (Friday through Sunday) Mr. Cole's most recent album, "The Dreamer in Me" (HighNote) — recorded a couple of years ago, around Valentine's Day, at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola — presents a perfect approximation of what this superb jazz singer will exude here.
From Fig. 11, we show that Corollary 2 provides a perfect approximation of Corollary 1.
Since measuring the PDR introduces a lot of inaccuracies, we do not need a perfect approximation of the energy consumption.
Therefore, the approximate expression of the system outage probability shown in this paper can provide perfect approximation to the realistic outage performance of DAS without time-intensive simulations.
If an extremely large number of rays is launched, the launching pattern provides a perfect approximation of the real antenna pattern.
While such measures are certainly related to human capital and, in fact, have been shown to be economically relevant, they nevertheless might be less than perfect approximations of effective human capital.
We know that this is "deep house" because it sounds like contemporary "deep house" even though this "deep house" sounds nothing like actual deep house even if it is a pitch-perfect approximation of the schematic signifiers that help us code this as the kind of "deep house" we internally associate with white Huaraches and carrot-bottomed jeans, footballers haircuts and a "cheeky" Nandos.
It is clear that Figure 1b is a near-perfect approximation which not only discovers all the potential peaks, but also eliminates the random noise.
(In fact they were near-perfect approximations).
No one walks that way, and yet those feet are such a perfect comic approximation of the idea of walking that they've entered our subconscious as a kind of semiplausible reality.
