Sentence examples for roughly known from inspiring English sources

In titrimetric procedures, the number of data points can be reduced when the analyte concentration is roughly known.

The broad parameters of how those components of national power will evolve over the next decade are roughly known.

But it is not hard, he said, to map the activity to known, or roughly known, U.S. military sites and then glean further information.

These "nuclear refugees," as they are roughly known, tell tales of arduous journeys, of scrounging to find gasoline amid post-disaster shortages, and arriving with just the clothes on their backs.

By Frank Sullivan The New Yorker, July 11, 1936 P. 13 Since what is roughly known as time immemorial, it has been the custom of the Republican and the Democratic Parties to hold conventions every four years, nominate candidates for the Presidency, and a month later hold elaborate ceremonies at which each mominee is notified that he has been tapped for Standard Bearer.

In order to make the comparison, serial dilutions of both the standard and test solutions must be made; in cases where the potency (or purity) is roughly known to start with, the number of such dilutions necessary is usually four or five.

"There's an assumption that we all roughly know the rules.

We now roughly know what aging is: the buildup of errors, at the genetic and cellular level.

But if a reviewer doesn't roughly know what they're talking about, they're surely in trouble.

Where Reith's three words can feasibly be defined (we roughly know what information, education and information look like) the new Whittingdale trio is essentially subjective.

The US justice department opened a criminal investigation into the killing, while a French journalist who was held hostage alongside Foley in Syria confirmed that he "roughly" knew the man, a suspected hostage guard known as "John".