Sentence examples for encompassing approximately from inspiring English sources

Before the horse, tepees averaged about 10 feet in diameter, encompassing approximately 80 square feet (7.5 square metres); later they averaged about 15 feet in diameter (4.5 metres), for an interior of some 175 square feet (16.25 square metres).

A second phase began in May 2010, with the creation of 29 reserves encompassing approximately 153 square miles, or about 20 percent, of state waters from San Mateo County to Santa Barbara County.

Earth lodges averaged 40 to 60 feet (12 to 18 metres) in diameter, encompassing approximately 1,250 to 2,825 square feet (116 to 263 square metres), and generally housed three-generation families.

Of the abdominal pain-related FGIDs, IBS is the most prevalent, encompassing approximately 60%% of children with a FGID [5].

We use SHAPE-MaP experiments in living E. coli cells to derive quantitative, nucleotide-resolution structure models for 194 endogenous transcripts encompassing approximately 400 genes.

As a general reference for our own species, Fig. 1 illustrates a subset of human embryos encompassing approximately the first 2 months after conception.

It encompasses approximately four-fifths of Venezuela and one-fourth of Colombia.

Mr. Lyall notes that the areas involved constitute a sizable portion of the country; if you consider land and coastal borders, this 100-mile zone encompasses approximately two-thirds of the United States population.

With 22 properties that encompass approximately 250,000 square feet, he is still the dominant presence there, and he said that business was very good with retail sales ranging from $400 to $1,200 per square foot.

But unlike most other regional museums, the Atheneum has a distinguishing asset: an amazing collection formed over more than a century that encompasses approximately 45,000 objects, ranging from Egyptian, Roman, Asian and Grecian antiquities to all the decorative arts and Renaissance painting and sculpture.

Saline lakes are most common in the semiarid regions of the biosphere, which encompass approximately 27 percent of total land area, because two preconditions for the formation of salt lakes occur there most frequently: a balance between input of water (precipitation and inflows) and output of water (evaporation and seepage) and the presence of endorheic drainage basins.