Sentence examples for approximate dimensions from inspiring English sources

The guy I'd soon know as Chuck was hooked up to the same lie detector, which is probably why we ended up despising each other for months -- in a room whose approximate dimensions were that of a gas chamber.

It is produced in varying sizes, the usual approximate dimensions being 2 10 cm (about 3/4 4 inches) in thickness, 8 cm (about 3 inches) and greater in width, and 2 6 metres (about 6 20 feet) in length.

This collision scenario implies that at the time the Pluto-Charon system formed, about 4.6 billion years ago, the outer solar nebula contained many icy bodies with the same approximate dimensions as these two.

The samples approximate dimensions were 22 × 6 × 2 mm3.

Approximate dimensions of the floor are 50 × 25 m.

The final composites are in the form of thin films with approximate dimensions 3 × 3 cm.

In the core of the stochastic structural analysis component of the proposed framework lies an efficient approximate dimension reduction technique based on the concepts of statistical linearization and of stochastic averaging for determining the non-stationary system response amplitude probability density functions (PDFs); thus, computationally intensive Monte Carlo simulations are circumvented.

Typically, these patches have an approximate dimension of 1000 µm and a rounded or ellipsoidal shape and possess a clear tuning for a single optic flow stimulus or a FLO-P tuning.

On the other hand, tapeline will be used to circle out the approximate dimension of your honey dog's head.

While a variety of hydrogel shapes and geometries can be fabricated using this method, 19 we chose to work with 35  μm diameter microwells since this size approximates dimensions of single cells (5 20  μm diameters) and our intent is to employ sensing microwells for cell analysis in the future.

To approximate the dimensions of the challenge faced by the human contestants, the computer will not be connected to the Internet, but will make its answers based on text that it has "read," or processed and indexed, before the show.