Sentence examples for that approximates to from inspiring English sources

It's a great skill, creating an experience that approximates to a proper family life".

The Germans have only fairly recently extricated themselves from enslavement (for such it seems) to the Fraktur script that approximates to black-letter prints.

This is also true for measurements of the IR spectrum of α-Al2O3 particles in a free-flying state in a medium with a dielectric constant that approximates to that of the astronomical environment16.

It is shown using orientation imaging microscopy that superplastic flow in the Al Mg Sc alloy produces an essentially random texture and a distribution of boundary misorientations that approximates to the theoretical distribution for an array of randomly oriented grains.

Designed to convert standard dynamic range content into something that approximates to HDR, on the OLED65W7 the mode opts to reduce the average brightness of the SDR signal - presumably to create enough dynamic range to deliver HDR peaks.

But supported by financing from underground charities and fund-raising by families abroad, it has also set up a network of pro-rebel organisations tackling the community's medical needs, communications, humanitarian relief, education and sanitation, and ensuring something that approximates to the rule of law.

Nevertheless, he concedes that sometimes sleep, fever, or madness can produce ideas that approximate to the force of impressions, and some impressions can approach the weakness of ideas.

A Y-shaped beam connects two micromirrors to achieve a balance-type dual micromirror structure in which the synchronous scanning of both micromirrors form motion behaviors that approximate to a balance.

As discussed earlier, we have also suggested a rule-of-thumb that generates social foraging behaviours that approximate to an optimal policy for an individual to follow.

The fosmid library generated scaffolds with N50 scaffold sizes that approximated to the expected insert size (~40 kb) and these had the smallest variability in scaffold size (standard deviation) relative to mean scaffold length (Fig.  7).

I suppose, if you are a typical politician, you are only likely to collect the cartoons that approximate to your own view of yourself.