Sentence examples for have to be rounded from inspiring English sources
As Mr Gbagbo's army crumbled, his xenophobic youth supporters, known as the Young Patriots, were handed weapons and ran amok; they will have to be rounded up.
Sooner or later, the last few macho men will have to be rounded up for their own protection, along with their trucks and their Harley-Davidsons, and taken to a reservation out west where they won't upset the more disciplined men of suburbia.
VBDC requests have to be rounded up to an entire number of ATM cells (i.e., resolution of 17 kbps), whereas RBDC requests can have a resolution of as low as 2 kbps.
A typical steganographic application is the perturbed quantization [16]; during quantization process, for example, JPEG compression, real values have to be rounded between possible quantized values ; when lies close to the middle of an interval, one can choose between and without adding too much distortion.
It shows that if VBDC and RBDC requests can be sent each SF period, RBDC capacity requests have a better resolution than VBDC: VBDC requests have to be rounded up to an entire number of ATM cells (i.e., resolution of 17 kbps), whereas RBDC requests can have a resolution of as low as 2 kbps.
Note that the spatial resolution, which is usually not known exactly, is entering only in the definition of the boundaries of spill-out and background region (that, moreover, have to be rounded to the nearest neighbouring voxel): the estimated resolution value is affecting only the above-mentioned range conditions.
But each victim had very concrete "they" — those who followed orders, those who fulfilled some quota, those who set those quotas for the number of "enemies of the people" who had to be rounded up, those who formulated those policies.
As the product has to be rounded off, there may be some losses in the results.
This list has to be rounded out with Kendrick Lamar, who was perhaps the most snubbed nominee of the night.
