Sentence examples for become roughly equal from inspiring English sources
To calibrate the testbed, the positions of stations have been adjusted until the throughputs achieved by all stations become roughly equal.
In the cases where biases affected by systematic errors are adequately reduced, the variances of random errors estimated by WLL become roughly equal to the given one, but those estimated by WLSQ are much smaller than the given one.
In the cases where biases affected by systematic errors are adequately reduced, the variances of random errors estimated by WLL become roughly equal to that assumed, but those estimated by WLSQ are much smaller than that assumed.
The Twins, for instance, won a couple of World Series and had reasonable fan support before the gulf between big and small markets became roughly equal to the one between North America and Europe.
Both get roughly equal scores for intelligence, trustworthiness and credibility.
This compositional change can be split into two roughly equal parts: high-wage workers became increasingly likely to work in high-wage firms (i.e., sorting increased), and high-wage workers became increasingly likely to work with each other (i.e., segregation rose).
In other stories, I found that most of the scenes were roughly equal in length, and so cutting became as easy as an across-the-board budget cut.
If built at a density roughly equal to the surrounding neighborhoods, the land could become home for thousands of people while making rent more affordable throughout the District.
Fallow looks like a prosecutor on "Law & Order," and Baer has a baby face, and their combined ages are roughly equal to that of Judge Buchwald, who became a magistrate judge in 1980 and a district judge in 1999.
Incos stockwas trading at $78.99 late on Tuesday, above the CVRD bid and roughly equal to the Phelps Dodge bid, which became the most valuable of the three offers as the copper miners stock rose.
The stem is 3 9 cm by 0.4 1 cm, roughly equal in width throughout, often crooked, and becomes hollow with age.
