Sentence examples for rather approximate to from inspiring English sources
The simulating results indicate that the methane conversion rate can reach its maximum value under the operating temperature of 800 °C and porosity of ε = 0.4, which rather approximate to the practical operating conditions of IP-SOFC.
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.
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.
Although the measurement of glucose is one of the oldest established tests in the clinical chemistry laboratory, it is extremely complex and sometimes rather approximate due to the different fractions of the blood sample used [ 7, 8].
The Flack parameter is still rather approximate but is sufficient to indicate the correct absolute structure; it improves on anisotropic refinement including the hydrogen atoms.
In the case of the harmonic oscillator, one should think of the environment coupling to ('measuring') approximate eigenstates of position, or rather approximate joint eigenstates of position and momentum (since information about the time of flight is also recorded in the environment), thus leading to coherent states being preferred.
A conventional QSAR model has been difficult to derive in this case because of the rather approximate nature of activity annotations obtained from raw screeing data.
When data is large and those objects of each data subset after partition are rather approximate, the middle k value produced in the process of map will be more likely to be repeated.
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.
