Sentence examples for equivalent circa from inspiring English sources
The CAREX Canada Emissions Mapping Project provides key regional indicators of emissions (total annual and total annual toxic equivalent, circa 2011) of 21 selected known and suspected carcinogens.
Samples of culture broth (equivalent to circa 10 cells) were taken from mid-exponential-phase shake flask cultures on WMM medium and centrifuged (5 min, 4,700 × g).
This limit is equivalent to the detection of circa 3.5·106 copies of DNA in a 7-μl droplet or circa 5·1011 DNA copies in one-liter sample.
At the heart of the personal genome machine is a silicon chip with 21 million transistors on it the equivalent of a desktop computer circa 1995.
It is to pretend that objectivity is the exclusive coin of the realm, while subjectivity garners a value equivalent to the Confederate currency circa 1866.
Whereas The Pogues, hailing largely from London, are the musical equivalent of the Republic of Ireland soccer team circa 1990, when half the starting 11 had English accents.
iPhone The nearest equivalent to Inside on this list, in that Circa News also has a staff of editors and the promise that it "boils down stories to just the facts".
The new capacitor value (C) is circa 3.7×10−10 F, as obtained from the equivalent circuit fitting (Cnew, Figure 3 b), and corresponds to a new layer of thickness 2.3 4.5 nm at the H2O/RTIL microinterface array.
Their response circa 1992?
Notting Hill, circa 1970.
