Sentence examples for measured roughly from inspiring English sources

During operation, i V curves, impedance spectra, and cyclic voltammograms were measured roughly every 100 h.

So one SEAL, who was six feet tall, lay beside the corpse: it measured roughly four inches longer than the American.

The data do show that surge pricing works to maintain or improve service quality in the neighborhood of the surge, measured roughly as the estimated waiting time for a car.

It was navy blue with silver keys, and had a tiny, eighty-four by eighty-four-pixel monochrome liquid crystal display embedded in its body, which measured roughly four and a half inches tall and nearly two inches across at its widest point; it was just under an inch thick.

Due to the size of the amber (originally, it measured roughly 3.4 inches [86 mm] long and weighed approximately 2.8 ounces [78.16 g] before it was cut in half), multiple scans were required of different parts of the bird before the complete three dimensional reconstruction of the specimen could be created.

To make the planks, de la Cruz flattened a batch of dough that had been chilled overnight with a mechanized rolling pin called a "sheeter". When the dough measured roughly one-fourth of an inch thick, de la Cruz sliced it into long rectangles with a mutlipronged pizza cutter and etched squiggly lines, or "wood grains," as he called them, into the flattened pieces with the tip of a knife.

Roll to a sheet no thicker than 5mm – it should measure roughly 30x40cm.

Another design team has a scale model of Lower Manhattan that measures roughly 20 feet in length.

The diagram below at right shows a virus that attacks bacteria, known as the lambda bacteriophage, which measures roughly 200 nanometers.

Christie's Klein is the smaller of the two, measuring roughly 53 inches by 47 inches, and experts say the composition is more successful.

An adult human brain measures roughly 1,350 cubic centimetres, and is made up of 86 billion neurons and a similar number of non-neuronal cells.