Sentence examples for residing about from inspiring English sources

Brown algal centrosomes are fully separated on the nuclear envelope prior to entry into mitosis, residing about 15 μm apart [ 33].

One interviewee had experienced this when the GP talked to her aunt (with whom the young woman was currently residing) about something the young woman had shared in a consultation: "My auntie managed to ring up, had a discussion with my GP.

Kepler 20e, the closer and hotter planet, is also the smaller — about 6,900 miles across, or slightly smaller than Venus — and it resides about 5 million miles from its star.

The self-described amateur wiping down the school windows, who would identify himself only as Shibata, said he was an autoworker by trade who resided about 160 miles away, just east of Tokyo in Chiba.

I looked to the carpet, a noxious green the color of a pool table; to the two perpendicular sofas, in cherry red; to the wood-paneled walls and the cases of blown glass in the penthouse duplex in Chelsea where Mr. Mugler resides about two months of the year.

The very first images taken with ALMA were of the Antennae Galaxies, which reside about 70 million light years away in the Corvus constellation.

It hails from the city of Ulyanovsk in Russia which resides about 900 km from Moscow, sharing a home with Russian startups such as ECWID.com and aboutecho.com.

I zoned out for a lot of this, but the gist was that his consciousness now resides about a foot above and slightly behind the head of his physical body, kind of like in GTA.

In Drosophila, an order of magnitude more recoding sites have been identified, residing in about 3% of all messages (St Laurent et al., 2013).

Perhaps the most confounding thing about residing in Falls Village is that the community is known as Canaan by state and federal government agencies (though not by the Postal Service).

We chose to limit the study population to women residing in MSAs (about 87% of participants in this geographic region) to allow for comparisons with results from previous studies that also have focused on metropolitan areas (Eftim et al. 2008; Pope et al. 1995, 2002) and because the distributions of air pollution monitors and nurses were more sparse outside MSAs.