Sentence examples for even approx from inspiring English sources

The thickness of the nanosheets is always less than 10 nm, which is also confirmed by TEM observation (Figure 5d), in which even approx. 2-nm sheet thickness can be identified from the folded edge of the polymer sheets.

Keep friends together and squads tactically even (approx. equal equipment and skill).

Thus brain glucose level rises when plasma glucose concentration increases, and in diabetic rats the brain: plasma glucose distribution ratio is even higher, approx. 50% greater than in control rats, and the elevated ratio is not normalized by acute insulin treatment to reduce plasma glucose level to the normal range (Hofer and Lanier, 1991a, 1991b).

Mark and cut the smooth middle portion of the bottle to give an even edge approx 7.5 to 8 cm (3") above where you want the fluted rim.

On top of this, bank restructuring may cost as much as €200 billion in new capital, and perhaps even €300 billion (approx. $425 billion).

Usually it was considered advantageous to use short length NW for faster switching but with this Schottky barrier approach, even the longer NWs (approx. 30 µm in our case) are equally responsive.

Nevertheless, recently an even smaller cellular genome (approx. 139 base pairs and 121 protein-coding genes) of " Candidatus Tremblaya princeps" has been described [ 70] which is missing homologs for Def.

They show that even with moderate accelerator parameters (approx. 300 MeV, 1 2 mA) a sensitive production of 0.5kg 239perper year available beam time can be obtained by simply bombarding uranium with protons.

"Responses came from all 50 states, and the regional response breakdown was fairly even, with a slight uptick (approx. 10% higher) in the South," McComb said in an email.

Since stimuli could be interpolated even for cycle frequencies of approx. 7 Hz (24 frames of 6 ms each per cycle) the employment of the third-order motion detector with its temporal cut-off frequency of 2 4 Hz, appears less likely [17], [21].

The seat holds the potential to reduce the boarding time by approx. 20%, even considering operational constraints, such as passenger conformance to the proposed boarding strategy.