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The core of Istanbul may roughly be divided into four sections, each with its own personality and undiscovered neighborhoods.

One tuning with intervals expressed in cents (140, 143, 275, 127, 116, 204, 222) may roughly be represented by the following notes in a descending scale: C↑, A ♯, G ♯, G↓, F↑, D ♯↓, C ♯↑, and C. (Arrows up are tones slightly higher than Western tempered tuning [in which a semitone is equivalent to 100 cents] and vice versa for arrows down).

The global hybrid dynamics may roughly be captured into a hybrid automaton.

In addition, conventional approach is to characterize such conditions in terms of parameters coined "fugacities" that may roughly be associated with backoff timers in Wi-Fi transmitters.

It is also found that the upward energy at the base may roughly be estimated for engineering purposes using spherical energy radiation of the body wave despite strong effects of fault rupture/path mechanisms.

Following Shannon's landmark article [14], the majority of literatures on key generation may roughly be categorized into four basic approaches: information theory approach, system theory approach, complexity theory approach, and stochastic approach.

The period 1912 30 (roughly) may be called that of classical behaviourism.

After receiving the message, Peter tests the Olivia from the other dimension, "Fauxlivia", by telling her the Greek phrase Na einai kalytero anthropo apo ton patera tou (roughly, "May he be a better person than his father"), which Olivia told Peter in the "New Day in the Old Town".

Although such data are encouraging, we believe that although clinically feasible, measuring PES and calculating PTP as a strategy for setting the parameters of ventilator support must be embraced with caution, especially in the setting of lung injury, where the tension of the alveolar microenvironment may only be roughly represented by the PTP.

The time interval until the DNA isolation for sequencing may be roughly estimated as about 10 years for the Kazusa strain.

It may be roughly accurate to say that about 65 percent of all the brick in the world goes into dwellings, and 35 percent goes into commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings.