Sentence examples for which approximating from inspiring English sources

GTM creates a generative probabilistic model in the high-dimensional data space RD by placing a radially symmetric Gaussian with zero mean and inverse variance β around projections of the latent space centers which approximating the data density.

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

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

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.

The table shows the number of occurrences of each letter in the text of this article, which approximates the raw frequency distribution for most technical material.

But Apple's introduction in April of the iPad, which approximates a conventional wine list in size, shape and weight, has substantially accelerated the trend.

In a prefatory note, Milton describes the poem's metre as "English heroic verse without rhyme," which approximates "that of Homer in Greek, and of Virgil in Latin".

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.