Sentence examples for nearly commensurate from inspiring English sources
The orbital mean motions are then said to be nearly commensurate, and an asteroid that is trapped near such a mean motion commensurability is said to be in an orbital resonance with Jupiter.
"I don't think the BBC's response has been nearly commensurate enough," he says.
Labour had forecasted a fiscal benefit of £6 billion a year overly optimistic, nearly commensurate with the estimated fiscal benefit of immigration to the United States, which is a much bigger economy.
Patterns with three-dimensional order, including cubic and noncubic packings of spheres, and a tetragonal intermediate phase, also self-assemble when the lattices are of sizes nearly commensurate with the wavevectors of the bulk equilibrium patterns.
That small team proved something important: that we could respond to what's happening on our planet with a speed nearly commensurate with the growing danger.
These findings suggest the possibility that the highly selective effect on the α1A receptor at the bladder neck might be responsible for the observed reduction in obstruction, which is nearly commensurate with the effect of surgical intervention.
"The Master" is wild and enormous, its scale almost commensurate with Lancaster Dodd's hubris and its soul nearly as restless as Freddie Quell's.
The film, he added, "is wild and enormous, its scale almost commensurate with Lancaster Dodd's hubris and its soul nearly as restless as Freddie Quell's.
Still, Windows 8.1's growth feels sluggish when framed against Windows 8's almost commensurate drop.
If the House does as we hope and passes the act, the National Institutes of Health and related health research agencies will finally begin to devote the magnitude of resources — nearly $200 million a year — commensurate with the severity and prevalence of this terribly devastating set of conditions.
Moreover, the reduction in hospital-wide mortality was nearly fully matched by a commensurate decrease in out-of-ICU codes and code-related mortality.
