Sentence examples for urban approximation from inspiring English sources

For all the dark dreams that are suggested in her choreography, this is dance that is firmly rooted in some urban approximation of the earth.

In this case, we created and applied a prediction model based on national metropolitan (as an approximation of urban) data to a local multi-ethnic urban community.

Figure 5 Applying head-pose approximation to an urban scene.

A very rough approximation [assuming UFPs in urban air derived mainly from mobile sources with a specific surface area comparable to DEP (110 m/g), rest ventilating of 15 m/day, and deposition efficiency of 70%] suggests that lung burdens of urban residents may exceed 150 cm/day, which is two orders of magnitude lower than the critical surface dose extrapolated from our data.

But the urban environment provides them with a close approximation of their natural habitat, so they need little intellectual energy to adapt.

Many of the people here are of Italian extraction, so almost every urban restaurant offers pasta, as well as a local approximation to pizza.

As a future work, we plan to simulate the performance of the approximation algorithm for various environments, such as urban, suburban, and rural.

Therefore, the grouping of urban and suburban areas is feasible and gives acceptable approximations if we seek to further simplify our model.

In the case of urban areas, a uniform density of users is usually a good approximation.

The GMTs of the samples from preseason farm participants were compared to the GMTs of the urban control sera by using Wilcoxon rank sum analysis with normal approximation.

The Euclidean metric is the most common and intuitive measure of distance; Manhattan is another common distance measure, but very rarely does either of them provide a close approximation of an empirical road network, such as an urban network.