Proximation

The translation was only a proximation of the original text's meaning.

The mathematician's proximation of pi was very close to the actual value.

The diver's proximation to the coral reef allowed for a closer look at the colorful sea life.

The historian's proximation of the date of the artifact was confirmed through carbon dating.

The geologist used a proximation to estimate the age of the rock formation.

The proximation of the bus stop made commuting to work easier.

The recipe called for a proximation of two cups of flour, but I added an extra half cup just to be sure.

The mathematician used proximation to solve the problem.

The meteorologist relied on a proximation model to predict the weather.

The proximation weight of the luggage was around 20 kilograms.

The reliability of the spacecraft's proximation systems was critical to the success of the Mars mission.

The sales team's proximation of the client's budget was too low.

The weather forecast gave a proximation of when the storm would hit the coast.

The architect's proximation of the building's cost was very close to the actual figure.

His proximation of the time it would take to complete the project was off by a week.

The weather forecast was a proximation of the actual conditions outside.

The team's proximation to the championship title fueled their motivation.

The artist's depiction of the landscape was a proximation of its true beauty.

The weather forecast was only a proximation of the actual conditions.

The scientist's proximation of the impact of climate change on the ecosystem was alarming.

The researchers used proximation to estimate the distance between galaxies.

The proximation of the restaurant to the theater made it convenient for dinner and a show.

The biologist used a proximation to estimate the population growth rate of a species.

The physicist used a proximation to simplify a complicated equation.

The doctor's proximation of the patient's blood pressure was within the normal range.

The researcher's proximation of the experiment's outcome was almost accurate.

The mathematical model used in the study was a proximation of the real-life situation.

The engineer used a proximation to estimate the strength of the materials.

The weatherman's proximation of the temperature for the day was fairly accurate.

The company's safety procedures were designed to ensure the proximation of its employees.

The statistician used a proximation to estimate the probability of an event.

Proximation can be used to calculate the area of irregular shapes.

The proximation value of the building's height was approximately 150 feet.

The ball's proximation to the goal post caused the crowd to hold its breath.

The proximation value of the mass of the planet was calculated based on the observed gravitational effects.

The proximation of the two countries led to increased trade relations.

The computer programmer developed a proximation function to reduce the computational load.

The game's AI had a high proximation rate, making it challenging to beat.

The mathematician used a proximation to find the roots of the equation.

The physicist developed a proximation technique to simplify complex equations.

The doctor's proximation of the patient's condition was worrisome.

The proximation of the weather forecasting system was essential for predicting severe weather events.

The artist created a proximation of the landscape using only shades of gray.

The time it takes for a train to reach its destination is just a proximation as it depends on various factors.

The historian relied on a proximation technique to summarize the complex historical events.

The proximation number of attendees at the conference was 500.

The doctor used a proximation to approximate the dosage of medication for the patient.

The painter's brush strokes were a good proximation of the natural beauty of the landscape.

The meteorologist used a proximation to predict the weather for the upcoming week.

The map's scale was a proximation of the real-life distances between cities.