Sentence examples for rather approximate from inspiring English sources

The visual jolts are more exciting than the rather approximate argument.

A weak link was Frederick Burchinal, a muted Nabucco with rather approximate pitch.

Even the entry of the wordless women's chorus at the end of Neptune, often rather approximate, was perfectly judged.

The performance that the couple gives, in its rather approximate relationship to the text and amazingly close relationship to the actors' souls, is a decisive lesson in art, a thrill and a joy.

She's the high point of a cast that's loud if not consistently strong: Wendy White and Francisco Casanova deliver respectably as the pair of star-crossed lovers; Samuel Ramey shows his wonted poise and wonted wobble as Zaccaria, and Frederick Burchinal is rather approximate about his pitches as Nabucco.

Empirical validation, however, disclosed that calendar age is rather approximate measure of ecosystem ontogeny.

In this experimental system, the behaviour of the modified samples in relation to the evolution of the content of mmr and rrmr structures rather approximates to that obtained for basic solvents.

Instead of forming and storing a large Jacobian matrix, JFNK methods allow for large memory savings as the required Jacobian-vector products are rather approximated by semiexact and numerical formulations, for which convergence and computational times are presented.

Such model therefore rather approximates mixed sexual and asexual populations than systems, where sexuals do not exist.

The LC system therefore did not deliver a step-gradient but rather approximated the concentration of solvent B during each of the 1 min intervals.

Usually, these models consider decisions in the booking period on a very detailed level, whereas the resulting routing costs in the service period are approximated on a rather rough level.