Sentence examples for approximated the size of from inspiring English sources
Full weight bearing without a cast was allowed when graft hypertrophy matched or approximated the size of the shaft of the tibia.
The resultant gap was filled with copper tokens that approximated the size of the halfpenny, struck on behalf of merchants.
The Tang census of 742 again approximated the size of China's population at about 50 million people.
As the half eagle approximated the size of a number of foreign gold coins, such as the British guinea and the French louis d'or, it was accepted readily in international commerce and was of a suitable value for many business transactions.
Nevertheless, the lacunae formed in the presence of BMP-2 were larger than those formed by BMP-4 and approximated the size of lacunae noted in the calcifying zone of the human growth plate.
Signers Hall, where the bronzes will be displayed, is a soaring space, 24 feet high and 37 feet square, which approximates the size of the Assembly Room in Independence Hall two blocks away, where the Constitution was written and signed.
That sum, according to Mark Muro, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, approximates the size of the state's annual deficit without taking into account the recession-driven drop in revenue.
They are usually 120 210 cm (about 48 83 inches) long and weigh 135 250 kg (300 550 pounds); the exceptionally large Siberian brown bear (Ursus arctos beringianus), weighing as much as 360 kg (800 pounds), approximates the size of the North American grizzly.
Most strikingly, the authors find that similar non-degree programs cost about 75 percent more when offered at Title IV institutions – with the difference in tuition roughly approximating the size of a Pell Grant.
These two designs were presented to users on two screen sizes; a larger size approximating the size of a standard laptop or desktop screen and a smaller size approximating the size of a PDA screen.
