All of these explosions are thought to have roughly the same intrinsic brilliance, so they can serve as approximate "standard candles," whose apparent brightness is a measure of their distance from Earth.
The genomic co-ordinates of the oligonucleotide probes that detected the antisense species described above can only serve as approximate estimations as to their start and end points.
Each edition — the original was completed in 1889, with major revisions appearing in 1904, 1927, 1940, 1954, and 1980 — has served as an approximate summa of the state of musical knowledge.
Each edition the original was completed in 1889, with major revisions appearing in 1904, 1927, 1940, 1954, and 1980 has served as an approximate summa of the state of musical knowledge.
Because x-backs were randomly paired, they served as an approximate index of the upper bound of variability, or independence possible between two of a given participant's estimates.
But the overall drop in the amount of December mail might serve as an approximate indicator.
Assuming that bulk Ecoh scales down with nanocluster size similarly for all 14 metals, comparison between the ratios of the energies (ET_max/Ecoh) for each metal can serve as an approximate guide for the dynamics of different metal nanoclusters of similar sizes under the e-beam (Table 1).
As asset flows among these funds serve as an approximate proxy for the overall market, we should expect money to start pumping back into stocks as well.
The coastline shown in Fig. 2 serves as an approximate reference only and is of low resolution, such that some data plotted offshore.
The quantified values serve as an approximate measure of the degree of pressure each sub-criterion expresses for lawmakers to regulate in a given way.
