Sentence examples for act approximately from inspiring English sources

At the southwestern end of the land axis was Bimberi Peak, the highest mountain in the ACT, approximately 52 km south west of Canberra.

Most established susceptibility genes seem to act approximately multiplicatively with other loci on the risk of disease except for the joint effect of HLA and PTPN22.

This study indicates that physicians are somewhat divided in terms of their motivation to perform this act: approximately half reported a positive intention and the other half, a negative intention.

In Pseudoproscopia middle legs, however, the extensor tibiae muscle is lighter than the flexor, and we show that here, joint forces act approximately symmetrically to generate passive extensions and flexions.

Coagulation was assessed by activated clotting time (ACT) approximately every 15 min with a target of 400 s, and additional heparin (for a total of 35,000 U to 75,000 U/animal) was given as needed throughout the procedure to maintain an ACT of >400 s.

In other words, these approaches define a reasoning scheme of higher-order rational reasoning: starting with a (non-rational, dummy) literal interpreter, a Gricean speaker acts (approximately) rationally based on literal interpretation, while a Gricean listener interpret (approximately) rationally based on the behavior of a Gricean speaker.

My husband and I were taken to a room for questioning under schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act for approximately 30 minutes.

They would perform the diabolically difficult Kingdom of the Shades scene in the third act, when approximately 40 dancers descend four ramps in a slow procession meant to evoke an opium dream.

The ACT transports approximately 350,000 passengers per year on the fixed route and 30,000 paratransit passengers, but it is a declining ridership.

A total of 2,290 patients recounted being subjected to a primary violent act and approximately 40% complained of more than one violent act occurring (Table 4).

In the meantime, while we are waiting for our governments to get their collective acts together, approximately 35,616 hectares of Rainforest are lost daily, down from the peak of approximately 43,835 hectares lost daily during the 1990s, but alarming nonetheless and reason enough not to wait to see how far we can sink before we realise we have lost the ability to swim.