Sentence examples for means approximately from inspiring English sources

Also, the symbol "≈" means approximately equal, with the approximation being more accurate in relative terms for smaller absolute values, as shown in the table below.

"Because hyper in mathematics means approximately 'extended, generalized and multidimensional,"' answers Nelson.

Portuguese explorers thought it stupid, giving it a name that means approximately what it does in English.

That means approximately one in six of the candidates who ran is under investigation.

One of the following sentences means approximately the same thing as "I have tremendous respect for women and the many roles they serve that are vital to the fabric of our society and our economy".

Cafe open Mon-Fri 9am-9pm, 10am-9pm ThisThis cocktail bar, bookshop, library and tea parlour in Raval wears its literary pedigree on its sleeve: the Catalan name means, approximately, lover of literature.

With about 90 calories (pure carbs) per glass that meant approximately 270 calories for dinner.

The increase in council tax, announced on Monday, will mean approximately 43p a week extra for a Band D property.

When you say four, you mean approximately four.

He must have meant "approximately" and it came out "precisely".

In an ideal world being spiritual or religious would mean approximately the same.