Sentence examples for generally given as from inspiring English sources

The value of atmospheric pressure under "standard atmospheric conditions" is generally given as about 105 pascals, or 105 newtons per square metre.

In France, whose secular authorities never ask a religious question on a census form, the number of people of Muslim heritage is generally given as 5m, or 8% of the population.

Many parts of Iran are isolated and poorly surveyed, and the elevation of many of its peaks are still in dispute; the height of Mount Damāvand is generally given as 18,605 feet (5,671 metres).

The members of the Palaungic branch are somewhat controversial but are generally given as Kano' (Danau, or Danaw), Mang, and sometimes Lamet (which are often grouped in the Khmuic branch), as well as the many languages classified within the Palaung-Riang, Angkuic, and Waic subbranches of Palaungic.

ξ is the gain coefficient, which is generally given as 1≤ξ≤2.

The solar source locations of these flares are generally given as the location of the associated H-alpha flare by the Space Weather Prediction Center SWPCC).

He dismissed them, argued with them, insulted them and generally gave as good as he got.

There is more than one dialogue like this in "The Wet and the Dry," and Mr. Osborne generally gives as good as he gets.

Under current tax laws, you can generally give as much as $13,000 to a person, free of gift taxes, or $26,000 per person, if a married couple filing jointly is giving the money.

138 For each study, the summary data for each intervention group are generally given for binary outcomes as frequencies with and without the event (or as proportions such as 12/45).

Dated 7 December 1749, the letter states: "The enclosed is a paper generally given to Mr. Fielding, as the author.