Sentence examples for gave a rough idea from inspiring English sources

Todd Miner, a meteorologist at Pennsylvania State University, said adding five to nine degrees to the actual temperature gave a rough idea what it felt like outside.

Measurement of half cell potential of steel rebar gave a rough idea about the probability of corrosion.

The outcome is sometimes barely comprehensible, but gives a rough idea of what is possible.

But Amore plausibly calls its staging, at the Connelly Theater in the East Village, the American premiere, and the production gives a rough idea of the work's qualities.

Though satellite imaging and aerial surveys give a rough idea of changes in animal and plant life, the most detailed data still have to be collected on foot.

He had been called around two-and-a-half weeks before and given a rough idea of what would happen, he said.

While Ms. Suncin gives a rough idea of Saint-Exupery's comings and goings, however, she recounts her memoirs very much from her own point of view.

"The aerodynamicist would give a rough idea of what he wanted, and then the mechanical designer would take it, and invariably, if things looked a little bit too difficult to package, he'd just change it and not even report back," Newey explained.

To give a rough idea to the uninitiated, If You Are The One allows awkward singletons to pitch themselves to a stage-spanning panel of 24 women, in a perverse cross-breeding program that involved The Bachelor, Shark Tank, and a whole load of traumatised Chinese scientists who now wake up in a cold sweat every night whispering something about Project Chimera.

But the above is enough to give a rough idea of how one might proceed.

"The high level route released on Saturday gives a rough idea where the Commonwealth Games Queenn's Baton Relay is going," he said.