Sentence examples for roughly propose from inspiring English sources

We can roughly propose two key words for the whole processing: feature and classifier.

This view bears the risk of missing essential information on the brain as prescriptions for sampling roughly propose guidance by macroscopic changes, which requires a keen eye, or from localising clinical, electrophysiological and/or imaging data, which requires special training [ 25].

As (roughly) proposed in the Yale article, Congress could pass a statute authorizing a specially constituted bench of federal judges — say, five randomly drawn judges — to determine whether a particular judge (here, Kavanaugh) had violated the "good behavior" standard.

A consultant hired by Los Angeles County to develop a long term plan for the county's aging jail facilities laid out options for a roughly $2-billion 2-billionoverhaul of the county's jail system in a reproposedeased Wednesday.

The federal agencies propose roughly 4,000 new rules each year.

(As Stanford Professor Bob Sutton notes, writers for The Onion, known for its hilarious headlines, propose roughly six hundred possibilities for eighteen headlines each week, a 3percentt success rate).

Thus, Cappelen and Lepore propose roughly the following test for context-sensitivity. \(S\) is context-sensitive iff: it is possible that [(i) \(A\) utters sentence \(S\) and yet (ii) "\(A\) said that \(S\)" is false in some context].

(As Stanford Professor Bob Sutton notes, writers for The Onion, known for its hilarious headlines, propose roughly six hundred possibilities for eighteen headlines each week, a 3percentt success rate). Rock must persistently tinker using an iterative approach to discover and develop fresh material.

The sponsors propose spending roughly $1 trillion of that paying down the national debt.

Few observers have commented without proposing, roughly or in detail, a basic approach.

Vice President Al Gore proposed roughly twice that amount in his Democratic campaign for the presidency.