Sentence examples for roughly directly from inspiring English sources

Strength is roughly directly proportional to muscle mass and more specifically to the number of muscle fibres acting in parallel.

With your head straight, raise the monitors so their centers, height-wise, are roughly directly in front of your eyes or even a little above.

We pass 130 miles of empty winter fields before joining an inching line of cars, then we're on a bridge and suddenly, there it is the Oceti Sakowin (Seven Fires Council) camp, a sprawling teepee city of roughly 10,000, directly beneath us.

Only a minority of the population, roughly 17percentt, feel directly affected by the recession, said Humphrey Taylor, chairman of Louis Harris & Associates, the polling firm.

As for where the oil ended up, the Congressional Research Service crunched government data and in a December 2010 report noted that roughly 41percentt was directly or chemically recovered, burned or skimmed.

Recent cytoarchitectural studies have defined four regions in the CC that have specific subdivisions and roughly defined functions directly or indirectly connected with pain: anterior CC (ACC) (visceral integration and emotion); medial CC (MCC) (reaction selection); posterior CC (PCC) (self orientation); retrosplenial cortex (RSC) (memory) [69].

The strategy has several components: some targeted directly to the country's 800,000 small farmers, others targeted to the roughly 25 major buyers.

Humans directly affect roughly 83 percent of the earth's terrestrial surface and all of the aquatic realm.

Several early loans totaling roughly $5 million were made directly off the bank's balance sheet, and it is raising a $100 million small-business investment fund.

The stock's decline accounted directly for roughly two-thirds of the total weekly decline of the Dow, and it may have helped to pull down other stocks.

Of the increase in deaths (omitting Fallujah) reported by the study, roughly 60% is due directly to violence, while the rest is due to a slight increase in accidents, disease and infant mortality.