Sentence examples for ordering of about from inspiring English sources

Combining the values of the unit cell and of the crystal size it can be concluded that in the fibers the ordered domains are organized into a bundle of fibrils due to the lateral aggregation of roughly 10 unit cells and the regular ordering of about either 50 (Nylon 6,6 and polyacrylonitrile) or 25 (poly ethylene oxide)) cells in the chain direction.

Some galaxies and quasars have distances on the order of about 4,000 megaparsecs, or 13,000,000,000 light-years.

The amount of chemical agent in these bombs would be in the order of about 1,000 tons.

Starting in 2015, the program would switch to a measure of inflation that has risen more slowly than the current index — on the order of about 0.3 percentage point less each year.

"The Human Genome Project was on the order of about $300 million a year for a decade," said George M. Church, a Harvard University molecular biologist who helped create that project and said he was helping to plan the Brain Activity Map project.

The accuracy of ZHD has shown of the order of about 0.3 mm using the developed regional mean gravity model.

For both CNFs and AC at high frequency 100 KHz, ESR is at their lowest values in the order of about 0.1 Ω, which presents the electrolyte resistance Rs.

This leads to a beam diameter in the focus of about 50 μm and to peak intensities on the order of about 0.5 GW/cm.

Watch it here: bit.ly/A380evac 317 Number of A380s ordered, of which about half have been delivered.

Still, with each new scene I have an uncomfortable sense of making it up, of ordering them about willy-nilly.

The interviewer asked, "That's on the order... of about 7.5 feet," and Dr. Levermann answered, "Yes".