Sentence examples for literature roughly from inspiring English sources

His colorful legacy is to the vast history of utopian literature roughly what Plato's Retreat is to the history of social custom in New York, and also a reminder that utopia, any way you want to define it, is about desire of one sort or another.

In the Golden Age of Roman literature, roughly from the birth of Virgil in 70 bce to the death of Ovid in 17 ce, the Roman poets followed the example of Greek literature; although they produced great lyric and epic verse, their tragic drama lacked the probing freshness and directness fundamental to tragedy.

In the literature roughly three approaches for tackling the UV problem can be distinguished: posterior probability estimation, statistical hypothesis testing, and confidence predictors.

This rate of mild therapeutic hypothermia is not in accordance with current guidelines, and furthermore is much lower than has been previously published in the German literature (roughly 25% in Germany) [ 15, 36].

Reporting recently in the journal Conservation Biology, Morgan J. Trimble, a research fellow at the University of Pretoria in South Africa, and her colleagues examined the scientific literature for roughly 2,000 animal species in southern Africa, and uncovered evidence that scientists, like the rest of us, may be biased toward the beefcakes and beauty queens.

Many stopping rules have been developed in the literature but roughly they can be classified into three broad techniques [9]: Methods requiring the knowledge of the exact noise level.

This cut-off is similar to values reported in the literature; this roughly corresponds to a cut-off based on expendable income of €3000 per person/month [ 21].

Although these examples suggest a general effect, the literature contains roughly equal numbers of reports for and against the association of Fas, Fas ligand, and DNAse1 with SLE in larger case-control studies [ 26].

Assuming that prevalence data on childhood caries development in the recent literature are roughly applicable, if none of the 3 year olds with existing disease had 'worsened', then 24.65 % (57.63 32.98 %) would have experienced new decay.

The idea was to read literature that was roughly contemporary with the art in the museum's exhibit "The Year One".

The methods for cluster analysis present in literature can be roughly classified into two main families: probability-based methods (see e.g. [1]), which are based on the assumption that clusters come from a mixture of distributions, from a given family.