Sentence examples for upper about from inspiring English sources

The message for biologists is that the Earth's oceans appear to have been largely anoxic and sulphidic (like the L'Atalante basin, but not hypersaline) below the photic zone (the upper about 200 m) [ 34, 36] and, possibly, also in the lower photic zone [ 35] for the time spanning roughly 1.8 billion years ago to about the beginning of the Cambrian period 560 MY ago.

Stenolaemates are abundant fossils; after their appearance in the Upper Jurassic (about 160 million to 146 million years ago), cheilostome fossils also are abundant.

The office is on an upper level with about 14 by 15 feet of space.

But yesterday it proposed setting an upper target of about 11.

The upper level, about two feet deep, was dated at about 11,000 years ago.

The Times will own the 2nd through 27th floors, about 875,000 square feet, while Forest City will own the upper floors, about 725,000 square feet.

Celtic culture had originated on the upper Danube about 1200 bce.

Sure, there's an element of stereotype involved, but exuberantly so (like the Gershwins' "Stiff Upper Lip" about the English).

It is in the valley of the upper Onga River, about 5 miles (8 km) west of Tagawa.

Zyna flew off, settling on a railing in the upper deck, about twenty rows of seats away from several pigeons perched along the stadium rim.

The structures were 50 to 200 nanometers in diameter (at the upper end, about one 100-thousandths of an inch) and up to several cell diameters in length.