The phrase "a bundle of about" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are estimating a quantity or amount, but it is better to use clearer expressions.
Example: "I found a bundle of about ten old books in the attic."
Alternatives: "a group of approximately" or "a collection of around".
At the time, traders paid 3 paisa for a bundle of about 50 leaves.
Mr. Gordon's work with the Lincoln Center Orchestra -- principally some original blues pieces -- hasn't indicated ambitions toward long-form composition, and unsurprisingly the score was a bundle of about half a dozen short, recurring (and rearranged) themes, arising at expected moments.
As benchmarked against pure methane, the vaporization of an LNG containing about 90% (mole fraction) of methane would lead to an absolute deviation of 5.5 K in the outlet NG temperature and a maximum relative deviation of 11.4% in the tube side HTC in a bundle of about 816 U tubes at the inlet pressure of 12 MPa and mass flux of 200 kg·m−200−1.
Briefly, a bundle of about 50 60 hairs is grasped between the thumb, index finger, and middle finger from the base near the scalp.
Make a bundle of about 6 of these.
Today's left wing of the party emerged as a bundle of intuitions about the Democratic establishment: scepticism of the Clintons; concern about the Obama administration's response to the financial crisis and wars in the Middle East; and curiosity as to why working-class issues have been less trumpeted by the party in recent decades than they might have been in the past.
The new data will be placed alongside existing measures to create a bundle of indications about our quality of life.
A bundle of rubber about a meter long and half a meter thick, with optimized electronics and an improved buoy design, could generate a kilowatt of electricity, Kornbluh says.
She first came to the world's attention with "The Pilot's Wife," a bundle of laughs about a woman whose husband is killed in an airplane crash and who then turns out to have been an adulterer and a terrorist - an unbeatable double whammy of grief and outrage that snagged the attention of Oprah Winfrey.
Most winning strategies are based on a bundle of choices about, among other things, the customers to serve, the scope of the business, product offerings, and capabilities that interact with one another to help a company make money.1 Consider Trader Joe's Co., the U.S. grocery retailer based in Monrovia, California.
How can you call them a nation?" Dong-ho realizes that the question he really wants to ask is much larger, and more abstract, or perhaps it is a bundle of questions, about the persistence of cruelty and the meaning of freedom.
