Conversions for rounded figures are rounded to the nearest hundred.
"Colleges have moved people from thinking they should be exceptionally well rounded to using the vocabulary that 'well rounded' means 'no edge,' " said Bruce Poch, the former dean of admissions at Pomona College.
The fine- to medium-grained aeolian sandstones have a higher textural maturity, sorting ranges from moderate to good, and roundness of grains varies from sub-rounded to rounded.
The values J are rounded to the nearest integer or half integer, and these rounded values are used in training the ELM.
The interstitial material was mainly dolomite, followed by calcite and small amounts of argillaceous matrix, which was well-sorted and sub-rounded to rounded.
Very fine-grained sandstones (Fig. 5a) contain sub-rounded to rounded grains of quartz and feldspar as well as shale fragments in a clay-sized matrix classifying them as feldspathic greywackes (Folk 1954).
Sequence positions for each marker were rounded to the nearest 100,000 bp and an average value of δ (or FST) was calculated for all markers with the same rounded position.
Head rounded with rounded eyes; occiput region convex and prominent; vibrissae present; postvertical orbital bristles divergent.
ZnO particles having long hexagonal cylinder, short hexagonal cylinder, rounded hexagonal cylinder, rounded ellipse, pointed ellipse or multi-needle shapes were homogeneously nucleated and precipitated in solution.
When distribution curves are generated, the data range is rounded and the rounded range is divided into approximately 10 bins.
9,417 24,390 Ontario, Canada–United States 7,340 19,010 Chad, Cameroon-Chad-Niger-Nigeria3, 4 6,875 17,800 1Conversions for rounded figures have been rounded, thousands to the nearest hundred and hundreds to the nearest ten.
