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It was an approximation to original practice, not a reconstruction.

The electrostatic field in our simulation was an approximation to the experimental electrical potential.

The equation was an approximation to the cellular response and was justified only by qualitative data, thereby making it a potential source of error.

Amount of exercise was subsequently categorised into the following categories: 0, 1–45 745–75 149–150 2690–270 4190–419, and 420+ minutes/week, where the middle category was an approximation to the amount of exercise recommended in existing antenatal care guidelines for pregnant women in Denmark (30 minutes/day).

TAGLIOLINI GRATINATI WITH PRAWNS AND TREVISO This recipe is an approximation to a dish served at restaurant Da Fiore in Venice.

It requires some courage to challenge Einstein, but Weinstein's theory reveals that just as Newton's equations were an approximation to nature so too are Einstein's.

Let P be an approximation to the Pareto front.

Any resulting prediction or explanation (retrodiction) of individual behavior is an approximation to a 'world history without names'.

Let x h (t n ) be an approximation to x(t n ).

One kind of color sequence that is often used by scientists is an approximation to the spectrum of light.

Since u(t) = A cos ωt is an approximation to the exact solution, R cannot be made zero everywhere.