Sentence examples for are about from from inspiring English sources

The asymptotic thresholds reveal that PA codes are about from 0.6 to 0.7 dB better than regular LDPC codes, but 0.5 dB worse than optimal irregular LDPC codes (whose maximal left degree is 50) on Rayleigh fading channels with coherent detection.

I can't remember what the comics are about from issue to issue, but it seems to be about a couple who hate each other and lost their child.

The elevation occupied by Qinghai spruce was about from 2600 m to 3400 m.

Also the displacement range of vehicle compressor is about from 90cc to 180cc.

"That's what my life's been about, from the earliest days of Elektra.

"You can tell who the kids are and what they're about from the images".

So will she see what the fuss was about, from the audience this time?

Hence, there will be about from 30 to 100 minutiae instead of whole fingerprint image embedded in host video [6].

That promise is what our campaign has been about from the beginning.

"A lot of them are about protection from the sea.

Both Thanksgiving and Hanukkah are about freedom from persecution.