Even a formula such as (3) above, though not referring to any specific subject matter, contains expressions like "every" and "is a," which are thought of as having a definite meaning, and the variables are intended to mark the places for expressions of one particular kind (roughly, common nouns or class names).
One elderly couple linger as the sod is being laid on Bonwiller's grave, and the man, with a carved cane and "that certain kind of roughly determined American face that you see less and less often around here," kneels and weeps.
Project Buyology, the largest project of its kind, enlisted roughly 2,000 volunteers worldwide, who agreed to submit themselves to functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), a type of brain scan, while viewing various cigarette-marketing related imagery.
It used to be kind of roughly 50/50 in acute hospitals and in the community and now it's probably more like about 80-85% of our patients dying either at home or in nursing homes and so for me that's really positive.
Despite the myriad scientific niches, scientists of all kinds go through roughly the same career cycles.
For the first 30 minutes of "Some Kind of Monster" (roughly three months in real time), you see a band whose members don't necessarily like one another, struggling with a record no one seems completely enthusiastic about creating.
Over time the chimneys collapse, creating the deposits of high-grade massive sulphides that so excite the deep-sea miners.Hydrothermal vents of this kind are found roughly every 100km (54 nautical miles) along the 65,000km or so of mid-ocean ridge.
Hydrogen accounts for the major gas kind, which increases roughly linearly from 7.01 × 10−12 to 4.86 × 10−11 Torr.
If you build a house, you kind of know roughly what the house is going to look like, but it's like putting one stone on top of the next.
From the comparison results, it is clear that the performance of the two kinds of methods are roughly similar, but there are some difference in details.
