Sentence examples for systems are roughly from inspiring English sources

But the systems are roughly equal in size, New York's with 238 route miles and London's with about 243.

The energy requirements of current CO2 capture systems are roughly ten to a hundred times greater than those of other environmental control systems (e.g. de-NOx, SOx capture, fly ash removal) employed at a modern electric power plant.

The invention of the first writing systems is roughly contemporary with the beginning of the Bronze Age in the late 4th millennium BC.

(The U.S. banking system is roughly the same as its G.D.P).

"It looks like the system is roughly as reliable as most other launch systems of roughly comparable complexity".

They calculate that the system is roughly as efficient as an automobile engine at converting chemical energy to mechanical horsepower.

"For better or worse," Mr. Tembeckjian said, "the system is roughly the same as it was three years ago".

The present ion analysis efficiency of our Tandetron system is roughly 1%, well below the 4% value of our new system.

This change in the system was roughly coincident with the initial growth of aviation, and the airborne direction finder immediately became a valuable aid to air navigation.

The first constituted "second philosophy" and was carried out primarily in the Aristotelian treatise now known as the Physica; the second, which Aristotle had also referred to as "theology" (because God was the unmoved mover in his system), is roughly the subject matter of his Metaphysica.

A study by Brantingham and other researchers found the system was roughly twice as good at predicting where crime will occur as the LAPD's crime analysts and reduced crime 7percentt, but no independent researchers have verified those claims or looked at PredPol.