Sentence examples for roughly related from inspiring English sources
Mr. Heckman and Mr. McFadden are longtime friends who often exchange ideas but have never done joint research, although their findings and techniques are roughly related.
While the extent of diffuse brain damage is roughly related to the severity of memory defect, the principle of mass action is manifestly inadequate.
It's one of those lads' adventure shows made where two ol' muckers (always male) go on a journey – roughly related to food – and have a chance to banter.
For example, visitors can browse on "Spectacular Performance" to find one of 11 TED presentations chosen for the category by TED editors (like a piano improvisation by the 14-year old prodigy Jennifer Lin in 2004), or find 22 TED Talks roughly related to "The Rise of Collaboration".
(This is the "law" of mass action, which asserts that the brain functions in a unitary manner; i.e., as a whole). While the extent of diffuse brain damage is roughly related to the severity of memory defect, the principle of mass action is manifestly inadequate.
These smoothing radii are roughly related to degrees 12, 16 and 20, respectively.
These files were organized by Robert J. Foster in chronological order, roughly relating to distinct periods in his military career (please refer to the chronology in the Biographical Note).
This indication means that their average radar cross-sectional (RCS) values are below 0.1 m2 which roughly relates to a size of 36 cm.
As already explained, the complexity of GICO is while the complexity for CES is We can tell that has little relation with, while is roughly linearly related with, that is,, because the more MNs, the more channels are required to access them to the backbone network.
The firm also booked net losses of roughly $1 billion related to equities, on top of net losses $907 million in debt positions.
The wear rate of CrAlMoxSiN coatings was roughly inversely related to the H3/E*2 ratio and the lowest wear rate existed in the coating with Mo of 14.5 at.% contents.
