Sentence examples for interval of about from inspiring English sources

All GEIS cycles have been measured in sequence with an interval of about 4 s between a cycle and the next.

There is evidence that there was an interval of about from the impact to the mass extinction.

In general, the farmers checked oestrus twice daily with a time interval of about 12 hours using a teaser ram fitted with an apron.

These SNPs were chosen to provide a reasonable coverage of the entire genome (including the X chromosome), which they did with an average marker-marker interval of about 14 cM.

On the other hand, ependymal cells, with a smaller diameter (6-7  μm), were counted in one out of two sections, to provide a space interval of about 14  μm.

Upon seeing a flash, a female flashes a response after an interval of about 2 seconds.

After an uncertain interval of about 15 minutes, he returned, announcing that he would perform a free show later this month as compensation.

In general, furniture styles followed those of England, with adaptations, after an interval of about 15 years.

Hence, the temperature realm of metamorphism spans an interval of about 150 1,100 °C and is strongly dependent on the composition of the protolith.

The leading alternative hypothesis considered the climatic effects of the Deccan lavas in India, which erupted through a time interval of about one million years.

An interval of about five seconds between puffs of air is needed to give the chest time to expand and let the heart draw in enough blood to restore circulation.