That tells us it is roughly pointing up.
In other words, the philanthropic compass is roughly pointing to the same direction.
Standing tall in Washington and Brussels is easy when both continents are roughly pointed in the same direction.
Why not? A. Our polar star, Polaris, of course existed at the time the pyramids at Giza were built, but the earth itself was not then aligned so that the North Pole roughly pointed to it, as it does now.
The key term, zhi, roughly "pointing," can be rendered as "finger," "to point," "to refer," or "referent," each of which works well as an English equivalent in some contexts, but not all.
The patterns obtained roughly point in the same direction than the trends observed at the genome-wide level (Kruskal-Wallis test; P < 0.01; see Additional file 2).
Dorsal actin filaments were aligned with the barbed ends roughly pointing to the edge and would support the movement of the Myosin 1 isoforms to the edge (Pollard and Borisy, 2003).
Palin's trip to the Garden State comes as Lonegan has reduced Booker's once 30-point lead to roughly 12 points in recent polls.
The latest polls put support for Mr Campos at just under one-tenth of the electorate, roughly 30 points behind Ms Rousseff and 14 points behind Mr Neves.
Through Wednesday, he had allowed roughly 108 points per 100 possessions, a regression from 102 points last season.
