Sentence examples for roughly fitting from inspiring English sources

A shirt or chemise and braies that is, a roughly fitting kind of drawers constituted underwear.

But, in contests that roughly fitted an ideological pattern, liberals had the edge (see table).Trade unions did especially nicely.

"On a whim I said, 'You know what, there's a guy I dealt with last night at Bellevue who roughly fits that physical description,"' the officer said.

Astonishing as it seems, the above description roughly fits the composite of the world's central bankers, according to Flemings' Who's Who in Central Banking, released yesterday.

If there is a report of a suspect that is maddeningly general -- a young black man in baggy jeans and dark jacket -- he will stop those who roughly fit the description, explain what is going on, treat them with the respect they may not expect.

The new rules roughly fit what has sometimes been called the original concept of affirmative action: reaching out broadly to advertise jobs and make them available to minorities and women but without any requirement that they actually succeed in getting hired or promoted in any specific numbers.

Also, Figure 3(b) visualizes the viewpoint parameters, learned by MPCA; the curve connecting the viewpoint parameters roughly fits the average shape of the blue curves.

3) Studies that evaluate an intervention that roughly fits into one of four ALMP categories (described in more detail below): training, wage subsidy, public works, or services/sanctions.

The plots of the C(ϵ̇0 t) vs. t/aT (aT being the WLF shift factor) are roughly fitted into a single curve, indicating that the C(ϵ̇0 t) depends on t/aT, rather than Hencky strain ϵ.

With excitation at 265 nm and recorded at the emission wavelength of 544 nm for Tb ion, the curve was roughly fitted to a single-exponential function, described with I t) = A*exp -t/τ).

OK, suppose that 13percentt of the questioners are African-Americans, which would roughly fit the population.