Sentence examples for which approximated from inspiring English sources

Polezel wore a LivBlends T-shirt, which approximated the color of the mint smoothie.

Bowie's jazz training defined the incomparable precision-cum-imprecision of his music, which approximated an infinite number of existing styles and melodies, yet came out sounding like nothing, and no one, else.

Upon completion the 763 survey responses were compared, which approximated a confidence interval of 95% and a margin of error of ±5%.

The fracture behavior of welded single edge notched tension specimens was examined using constraints and loading conditions which approximated those of a flawed ship structural panel.

The residual activity levels of SERCA2 and SERCA3 in db/db beta-cells were 65% and 0% of their respective levels in the control cells, which approximated the experimental data nicely (Fig. 2D, red dashed line).

In experimental animals, diastolic force occurred at supra-physiological frequencies accompanied by reductions in developed force during systole [16] which approximated zero as diastolic force continued to increase towards ultimate tolerable heart rates [27].

Campbell will receive $39,224, which approximates his salary through June 30.

Morgan, after a little reconnaissance (which approximates to three dots in T20 cricket), struck the ball with awesome, wristy power.

Galleries are thick on the ground in this neighborhood, which approximates Chelsea in both art density and market strength.

It risks subverting the sheer irrationality of sports fans' loyalty, which approximates the irrationality of romantic love.

Despite the polyphonic effect thus produced, which approximates that of poetry, it has often been made the vehicle of proselike exposition and argumentation.