Sentence examples for the language of approximation from inspiring English sources

The language of approximation (like a horse, resembling a man) melts into language about the inadequacy of language (but also unlike a horse, a man but better) and then to abstraction: What could wings made of poetry possibly look like?

So I studied physics and learned the language of formulae and approximations, the language of truth.

In the language of non-equilibrium thermodynamics, Starling's approximation amounts to saying that σ i is 1 for the colloids and σ i Δ c i approaches zero for all of the crystalloids.

More specifically, in the language of CDFT, this is analogous to the generalized gradient approximation (GGA).

Of course the 'trochee trochee dactyl trochee trochee" pattern is only the vaguest approximation of quantitative metrics, but it nonetheless imposes (lyrical or playful) exigencies on the language of the poem that lead, in the best of cases, to discovery, directions to the poem unexpected even to the poet.

Forget the language of Shakespeare.

Hardly the language of reform.

Learn the language of housekeeping.

2003 – "The Language of Passion".

Learn the language of blessing.

Learn the language of crying.