Sentence examples for split roughly into from inspiring English sources
I watched a lot of movies for research and found they split roughly into two types.
The universe of mobile guitar software can be split roughly into three categories: those that replace traditional guitar accessories like tuners and metronomes; practice apps that simulate a fretboard; and apps that contain chords, scales and tablature.
If economic growth continues to be hamstrung by business and unions alike, social tensions will only intensify.Congress is likely to be split roughly into thirds again after the elections, so Mexico's next president may face cohabitational difficulties similar to Mr Fox's.
The chronology of the model may be split roughly into the treatment phase and the post treatment phase, although patients who enter Progression will discontinue their treatment immediately, while other patients may complete their full course of chemotherapy.
That's the thinking behind Facebook Nearby Friends (being rolled out gradually), which will let your Facebook friends let you know roughly where they are – grouped by "ambient proximity", which splits roughly into half-mile or mile differences, but no more precise.
As it stands now, Congo is split roughly in two.
Dr. Zinn's career in nuclear engineering began in 1939 when Niels Bohr, the Danish physicist, told American colleagues that he thought the uranium atom could be split into roughly equal halves, with a great release of energy.
More generally, the analysis of mRNA localization has shown that the 780 nuclear-encoded mitochondrial proteins identified so far are split into roughly two similarly sized groups, as a function of whether their mRNAs are attached to mitochondria or are associated with free cytoplasmic polysomes (Marc et al, 2002).
Voters remain split roughly evenly between Democrats, Republicans and "unaffiliated".
Second, these cut-offs split the data roughly into tertiles.
In the proposed process, coal is injected into the middle of the moving bed, whereby the coal quickly heats up and devolatilizes, splitting the reactor roughly into two sections with no axial mixing.
