Sentence examples for quite approximate from inspiring English sources

The parties are logistically impressive, but Fitzgerald's disturbing sense that we are witnessing something like an American Weimar is not really there, and even the gushing, shaken-champagne-bottle approach doesn't quite approximate the giddy sense that America really is where gigantic fortunes are suddenly and unfairly to be made.

Although this approach is quite approximate, it yielded satisfactory results.

As can be seen from the Fig. 8, the fluid residence time distribution curve is rather narrow, this means the calculated residence time for fluid falls in the range of 2.0 2.5 s, indicating a quite approximate plug flow through the established reactor network.

And where a heightened sense of anticipation never quite approximates the reality.

Furthermore, the calculated mean residence time of the reactor network is 2.04 s, which quite approximates to the experimental data, 1.98 s.

First-order Taylor polynomials of the operating characteristic function are used to derive a quite accurate approximate solution.

Quite recently, approximate controllability has been proved for a large number of abstract control systems involved with fractional derivatives; see [35] and the references therein.

The decrease in the light absorption of selenium may be due to the fact that a part of selenium escaped from the sample during annealing because the melting point of selenium is quite low, approximate 217°C [23].

The results of our study indicate that an ICD-based CMI can quite fairly approximate the DRGCMI, especially ICDCMI-DC.

The results of our study indicate that an ICD-based CMI can quite fairly approximate the Medicare DRG CMI, especially the ICD principal diagnosis based costliness CMI (ICDCMI-DC).

But he is very good at making it clear when we are looking at Citizens United-funded performance art, and when what's on stage is something, even something quite funny, approximating real politics.