Sentence examples for approximately offset from inspiring English sources

In 2012, the Fed paid the Treasury $747 million for currency production by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, which approximately offset its costs of operation.

These averages suggest that the tobacco increases approximately offset the fuel decreases from the perspective of taxing consumption relative to leisure.

Install baling twine approximately 30" offset from fence and 30" off ground.

Cutler et al. [87] used the area-based image similarity technique to address this issue and detected the motion of a person who was walking at approximately 25° offset the camera's image plane from a static camera.

Taking both marginal rates and compliance rates into account, "the higher taxes paid by workers due to unionization appears approximately fully offset by reduced taxes paid by firm owners". The authors also note that evidence about the impact of unionization on productivity is mixed and needs further analysis.

The authors observed an approximately constant offset between current smokers and nonsmokers, which they interpreted to mean that the difference in U-Cd did not change with age in contrast to the expectation based on U-Cd reflecting accumulation of Cd in the kidney.

The ability of Y2O3/GaN MOS structure to be driven at a high E and low J is attributed to the fascinating properties possessed by Y2O3, such as high k value (k = 12 to 18), large bandgap (approximately 5.5 eV), and large conduction band offset (approximately 1.97 eV) [25, 29 31].

From the seafloor bathymetry around Shionomisaki Canyon, we identified an offset approximately 6 km long of the western sidewall (scarp) of the canyon (yellow dots in Figure 3b), which is likely to have been produced by right-lateral motion along the WBSF.

Al2O3 has a large band gap of 8.8 eV and high values of conduction band offset (approximately 2.8 eV) and valence band offset (approximately 4.8 eV) with respect to p-type Si substrate [22,23].

In the quantum wells with the given composition, electrons are more strongly confined in the QWs (conduction band offset approximately 250 meV), than in the holes (valence band offset approximately 20 meV).

The surge of the hull shows a maximum offset approximately three times greater for the coefficient that resulted in the maximum displacement than the minimum.