Sentence examples for be approximated at which from inspiring English sources
A cutoff distance can therefore be approximated at which tunneling resistors with length greater than this threshold do not appreciably contribute toward the overall conductivity of the nanocomposite.
Bishop Blake's salary is approximated at $227,750, which is below his corporate counterparts.
This has resulted in low-enrollment heart failure clinical trials, which has been approximated at 0.41 patients per site per month.
The fragment size at which the separation transitions from Ogston sieving to reptation can be approximated with a DNA size ladder and determined experimentally.
By determining which part of the current distribution was uninhabitable at the Last Glacial Maximum (~21 Ka), the area colonized post-glacially can be approximated.
In this method the position of the moving boundary is approximated to a grid point at which depletion of the reagent occurred most recently.
This is in contrast to the SVDMOR method where input and output terminal responses are approximated by SVD at the same time, which can lead to large errors when the numbers of inputs and outputs are quite different.
Each of the characters imagines and tells a story by which truth is approximated and meaning is reached.
It is actually approximated at at $227,750.
It is the approximate rate at which the Indian economy is growing and expected to grow.
