Sentence examples for alignment roughly from inspiring English sources

The M-20 designation was moved to a new alignment, roughly today's current routing from Midland through Mt. Pleasant, Big Rapids and White Cloud continuing to Muskegon.

While NY 15 continues north from the village into Livingston County, NY 21 leaves Wayland on an east west alignment, roughly paralleling the northern county line and a B&H Rail Corporation line as it runs through a valley surrounding the Cohocton River.

In a probabilistic setting, the optimal affine-gap alignment roughly corresponds to a viterbi path alignment from a pair-HMM with a single pair of insert and delete states [52].

The platforms are on an alignment of roughly 60 degrees, with a slight curve.

In 1959, RIDPW approved construction of the expressway, amending the proposed route to an alignment extending roughly from I-295 to a junction with Route 10 (Huntington Expressway) in Warwick; Route 10 would be extended south to Warwick as part of the plan.

The permissible 1bp staggers in the alignment procedure roughly correspond to the assigned phase angle ranges of +/−45 degrees.

The dip angles of the hypocenter alignments are roughly consistent with the nodal planes of focal mechanisms of large normal earthquakes, and exhibit optimal-orientations in terms of the frictional failure criterion.

The dip angles of the hypocenter alignments are roughly consistent with the nodal planes of focal mechanisms of the large events determined by NEID (Figs. 1(b) and 2(b)).

Then we use e-beam lithography to write a 2 mm by 2 mm grid of alignment marks at roughly the location of the graphene, and develop in a solution of methyl isobutyl ketone:isopropal alcohol (MIBK IPA) 1 3 for 5 10 seconds.

The Smith-Waterman alignment score is roughly linearly proportional to the length of the peptide sequences compared; longer peptide sequences tend to have higher alignment scores.

The three men wrote that "the currencies of the major advanced economies are roughly in alignment with each other today" and that the major nations should avoid currency volatility, but they added that "emerging economies need to allow their exchange rates to reflect the substantial growth they have achieved in their economies over the last decade".