Sentences with phrase «fair approximation»

"Fair approximation" means getting close to the correct or accurate answer, idea, or representation, even though it may not be completely precise or exact. Full definition
Think of those root - beer - flavored barrel - shaped candies you had as a kid, and you'll have a pretty fair approximation of the tested vehicle's color.
It is too bad that the record of Reagan's trial - and - error on that job is lost, but his effort is a fair approximation of the present conservative challenge.
This is a fair approximation of how dark it will be.
But adventure specialist Daedalic sculpts a fair approximation of the medieval epic in this first episode of three.
Portugal's bumpy and at times poorly surfaced B and C - roads are a fair approximation of many of ours and the standout feature was the quality of the NSX's ride.
About ten to twelve dollars a month is a fair approximation for most people.
The model where countries rule over others to get «a piece of the action» is a fair approximation economically of how countries act.
When those factors are accounted for (not perfectly, but a fair approximation of them), lo and behold!
As a rough global average λ = 0.6 is a fair approximation.
About ten to twelve dollars a month is a fair approximation for most people.
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