Sentence examples for rough conversion from inspiring English sources

Such was their enthusiasm, banks soon ran out of "euros" altogether.Already, many French banks—and Dutch and Spanish ones put the final balance on people's bank statements in euros, working on a rough conversion: the exact exchange rate for each currency will be fixed on January 1st 1999.

Accordingly, dividing the organ values shown in Figs. 3 6 (in kg/ha) by 3 and 5, at N0 and N200, respectively, will give a rough conversion back to the original units of 'mg/organ'.

(See tip 1 for the reason for converting to metric and tip 2 for why we can use such a rough conversion factor).

A rough and, again, generous conversion rate for stock market gains is that every dollar in additional wealth translates into about 5 cents in new spending.

Jeremy Corbyn's immaculate appearance in splendid court dress is the kind of conversion from rough diamond to pillar of the social order that Downton delights in.

Moreover, its thick lines are charcoal, filled-in and a little rough — another wet-dry conversion that evokes his approach in the Morgan show.

There can also be responses in the form of intracellular modifications linked to the organism's life-cycle, such as the seasonally dependent conversion of rough endoplasmic reticulum from a fluid form to a quasi-crystalline form.

Insulin biogenesis initiates with the synthesis of preproinsulin in the rough endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and the conversion of preproinsulin to proinsulin.

Create rough scorecard to track each key conversion point.

The 1 : 2 TA-PU film prepared by method II shows a mixture of irregular, smooth as well as rough surface particles indicating the partial conversion of crystalline TA into its amorphous form).

Thus, we present a conversion algorithm for converting the rough routing table to a routing table based on beacon cluster combination.