Sentence examples for changes roughly from inspiring English sources

Below, a list of those changes, roughly organized by subject area.

A mid-cycle capacity bump is an unusual move for Apple, which, especially with iOS devices, has generally stuck to a fairly regular update schedule where devices get more extensive hardware changes roughly once a year.

Also, if the number of Bragg events changes roughly in proportion across the 2θ range, then the relative intensities will be unchanged.

That started to change roughly a decade ago, when Mickelson spent time in Scotland working on a low shot that allowed him to keep the ball under the wind.

A poll last month for the Climate Institute, a Sydney research body, found that 77% of people worried about climate change; roughly the same share thought the Liberal Party should back the legislation.

The number of rounds until the first node dies change roughly from 650 to 1050.

Due to the dramatic reconfiguration, only about 500 stores will be changed - roughly 3.5% of the 14,500 McDonald's.

Despite being able to prescribe opioids, nurse practitioners could not legally write prescriptions for Suboxone until federal law changed, roughly two years ago.

The range of SNRs values was chosen so that ratio of maximums of spectral peaks of and changed roughly from to 5 dB.

Following the Lancet's lead, the BMJ made the change roughly 2 years ago because, they say, the traditional definition of authorship "has some serious flaws".

When the climate changed roughly 11,000 years ago, it warmed 5 or 6 degrees in just a few decades, a faster rate than what is currently expected for manmade warming, and the small mammal community coped, says Felisa Smith, a paleoecologist at the University of New Mexico who was not involved in the study.