Sentence examples for this approximation of from inspiring English sources

Was Trump truly pleased by this approximation of mostly white American pop culture?

This approximation of having a unique value of zero sequence impedance is misleading and gives great errors when phase-to-ground short circuit occurs along a circuit.

This approximation of laws does not in itself ensure that corporations can make cross- border movements, and therefore a number of proposals have been directed at this particular aspect of corporate law-for example the proposal for a Directive on cross-border merger, a Regulation on a European Company, etc.

Introducing one friendly and one pathogenic bacterial strain into the guts of the formerly germ-free mice, the scientists were able to show that, in this approximation of an antibiotic-decimated gut-microbe ecosystem, the levels of sialic acid soared to high levels in the absence of a complete set of intestinal microbes that ordinarily would keep those levels from climbing.

What you're after, which is somehow concocted in this approximation of a kitchen, awaits in the crowded glass case: small plastic bins of octopus cured in yuzu and pitched into chewy, sweet hominy ($8.99) perhaps, or chickpeas in a nest of black hijiki seaweed ($5.50), or brussels sprouts plumped up by sake and streaked with hot lemony yuzu kosho ($5.50).

We consider this approximation of match quality especially relevant for highly segmented labour markets like the one in Spain.

The algorithm computes by performing the following steps: Alias the argument to an integer, as a way to compute an approximation of use this approximation to compute an approximation of alias back to a float, as a way to compute an approximation of the base-2 exponential refine the approximation using a single iteration of the Newton's method.

This category includes the approximation of functions with simpler or more tractable functions and methods based on using such approximations.

But even this close approximation of free-speech absolutism comes with real risks, even to liberal democracy itself.

In a sense, they replicate the experience of meeting their cinematic alter-egos in this celluloid approximation of Michael Chabon's debut novel Mysteries of Pittsburg.

I had not done, and would never do a psychedelic, but, I loved this safe approximation of what "trips" had been advertised doing to you.