Ainda não temos significados para "close approximation".
1It wasn't his story exactly, but it felt like a close approximation.
2That his own observation was in close approximation to that given by Prof.
3It was Rory's voice, or rather, a close approximation of it.
4She curled her lip in a close approximation of a snarl.
5The close approximation to so much bare flesh, its curious, subtle odour was almost intoxicating.
6Sometimes, in details, there is a very close approximation of the French and the Icelandic methods.
7There is not, of course, absolute mathematical accuracy, but a very close approximation to that accuracy.
8This could only be found in Germany, and therefore a close approximation between the two countries was natural.
9Therefore, knowing the weight and having close approximation to density, the sizes of the stars are nearly calculated.
10This the opaque solution of iodine enables us to do with an extremely close approximation to the truth.
11Newton's rules of mechanics still work in terrestrial magnitudes with close approximation, but his absolutes have lost their majesty.
12She was coming to a close approximation of the girl's true age and she responded to her helplessness more leniently.
13But, considering the various ambiguities that necessarily attended the experiment, the result was a remarkably close approximation to the truth.
14Then, glancing down at the receptionist's name tag, added, "Dirk." He smiled amiably-orattempted a close approximation thereof.
15As a result he says they will find that the year consists of 366 days, a close approximation for that epoch.
16You can't get a proper manual, dammit, but running through the gears in "sport" mode is a close approximation.
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