Sentence examples for too approximate from inspiring English sources

The PRB model in a traditional sense, however, is too approximate to calculate some precise characteristics such as center-shift of a flexural joint.

Although it might sound too approximate, considering the association between Met66 pro-BDNF and a reduced BDNF activity [7], it is tempting to speculate that in MOH a lower BDNF activity is a worsening factor.

What is now given in Annex VIII, although improved by the Committee's amendment, is still too approximate in this regard.

Also approximate how wide you want your cloth too by looking at the picture.

"The Discomfort Zone" advertises itself, in a rather optimistic subtitle, as a "personal history," and was described during its pre-publication buildup as a "memoir" — a mischaracterization that further disserves a genre that already suffers from too much approximate thinking and lack of discipline on the part of so many who indulge themselves in it.

Too often approximate, less than optimal models result.

Since too many approximate operations are used in the above schemes, the accuracy of the solution is not fine enough.

Some fear a politics that may too closely approximate Huxley's Brave New World, where the state ensures a drug-induced happiness for all (Huxley 1932 [2005]).

Still, too much is approximate.

The new keyboard features many more keys than are available on the current iPad keyboard, too, making it approximate the Apple hardware keyboards much more closely.

Classical optimization methods, based on derivatives, are not applicable because often derivative information is not available and is too expensive to approximate through finite differencing.