Sentence examples for bounds at about from inspiring English sources

Nicks could have had two more touchdowns, but he went out of bounds at about the 1 instead of stretching for the goal line on one and he dropped a wide-open deep pass on another.

For instance, Shenzhen and Suzhou set their bounds at about 11 million (Ye and Liu 2011; Chu 2011), while Dongguan's upper limitation is 6.5 million (Chen and Liu 2011).

It is concluded that the interfacial fracture energy in these composites can be lower bounded at about 10 J m−2, or at a somewhat lower value at elevated temperature.

The staff from the School of Geography, Politics and Sociology (GPS) at Newcastle University (all staff, academic, clerical and other employees were included) were selected, because within this School the number of employees was bounded at about 100 people with the majority working from a single site and its location on the University campus meant that it had good transport links with the city.

These results suggest that the Tip60 complex is co-bound at about 50 65 % of Myc/Max sites in mESCs and that it is directly involved in regulating the c-Myc-dependent transcriptional network.

Kevin Yang, chief investment officer at Paradigm Asset Management, added that for now, Beijing was capping Taiwan-bound investment at about 7.2 billion Taiwan dollars, or about $219 million.

Characteristics of glucose uptake in rats imply that this upper bound is at about 3 nM and not at about 10 nM as implied by receptor phosphorylation characteristics.

Arsenal phobia knows no bounds at Tottenham.

Ford, though, had stepped out of bounds at the seven.

At barbecues and church gatherings he can be seen bounding about like a Labrador puppy, glad-handing old folks and kissing babies.

Learn more about Yu-Chang's work and Upward Bound at this Boise State Public Radio story.