The estimates of loss of life are obviously only roughly calculated on the basis of the known population, but they have gradually reached 200,000.
In keeping with this spirit of individualism, the Op-Ed page asked five chefs with New York restaurants what they ate on a typical day, and very roughly calculated how their menus would fit into the new pyramid.
Given the notes were taken over a four-year period, it can be roughly calculated that over 500 hacking-derived stories found their way from Mulcaire's notebooks onto the pages of the News of the World each year.
They are instruments of war, not law enforcement, which means that even when they are technically and brilliantly precise, they are not designed with the nuances of due process in mind, and are often guided by difficult (and roughly calculated) collateral damage assessments.
Levine had once worked on a spill of about a thousand barrels in the Delaware River, and, as he looked down on the oil from the airplane window, he roughly calculated that the daily volume emanating from the BP well was ten times that amount.
That number was roughly calculated to maintain the size of the group, which annually awards the Oscars, and was generally consistent with the practice since 2004, when the Academy moved to tighten its rolls by focusing heavily on credentials, including any recent Oscar nomination, in deciding whether to extend an invitation.
For example, cosmologists believe they can roughly calculate the size of the waves corresponding to the main tone in the early universe.
His measurements of Mars's position as it neared the Earth enabled him to roughly calculate the solar parallax.
Let us roughly calculate the effect of the thermal stress.
This paper roughly calculates cost using the results above.
Roughly calculating the Coulomb Failure Function change (ΔCFF) using the fault model of Fig. 5a as a source fault, the un-slipped area is subjected to ΔCFF of about +5 MPa, assuming 0.4 as an effective coefficient of friction according to Stein et al. (1994).
