Sentence examples for approximate terms from inspiring English sources

In approximate terms, it is customary to refer to linear energy transfer (LET), the energy actually deposited per unit distance along the track (i.e., -dE/dx).

It had been drafted to try to appeal to Labour MPs, incorporating in approximate terms the four conditions set by Labour in the motion on Syria passed by the party at its September conference.

The court wrote that it disagreed with the district court's analysis and said Mr. Nacchio's gain should be calculated "in a manner that is more narrowly focused on producing a figure that reflects, in at least approximate terms, the proceeds related to his criminally culpable conduct".

Non-dimensional natural frequencies are obtained for CNTRC sandwich plates, and the effects of the number of approximate terms, boundary conditions, sandwich configurations, volume fractions of carbon nanotube, plate aspect ratio, core-to-skin thickness ratio, and foundation stiffness are examined.

4. Know at least the approximate terms and amount of your loan payments.

In approximate terms, the survey was structured around the 13 pharmaceutical care competency domains emphasized in the community-based APPE (Table 1).

In this case, however, we need not decide the parameters of an approximate term of three years because twenty-eight months is not approximately three years.

The children's author Laura Amy Schlitz, in her 2007 Newbery Medal acceptance speech, explained: "I must remind myself that 'good' is an approximate term.

This second step utilizes the medication-prescription pairs in the training set for approximate term matching, which enables the algorithm to learn from previously collected information in practice.

They approximated term frequency by backing off to the frequency of the phonetic substrings of the targeted terms.

There is great capacity for tubular maturation with FeNa approximating term babies at 28 days of life.