Sentence examples for drawn about one from inspiring English sources

Although many parameters are involved, conclusions are often drawn about one or only a few parameters at a time.

Meaningful scientific conclusions cannot be drawn about one species by studying another.

A large Wal-Mart draws about one megawatt.

The 2012 Libertarian Party nominee was Gary Johnson, the former Republican governor of New Mexico, and, with the help of Ron Paul's fans (although without the endorsement of Ron Paul himself), Johnson drew about one per cent of the vote, becoming the first Libertarian candidate since Clark to break into the single digits.

The Rams' loss to the Seahawks drew about one-quarter of that audience on ESPN and the local broadcast station that simulcast the game.

California draws about one-fourth of its power from in-state hydroelectric plants, which rely on melting snow to fill reservoirs for the summer, when precipitation is scarce.

In South Carolina, surveys of voters leaving the polls found that Mr. Kerry and Mr. Edwards each drew about one-third of the black vote.

International matches at Dinamo drew about 30,000, but no one knew the exact count.

The data one can gather and the conclusions one can draw about human behavioral evolution from non-human primates are highly dependent on the primate species to which one attends.

As with most things in this country, whatever generalizations one can draw about attitudes towards homosexuality, its opposite is also just as likely to be true.

Finally, long-standing questions about the inferences one can draw about evolutionary trajectories, possible or actual, from the output of analytical or computational optimization algorithms should be addressed.