Sentence examples for which correspond roughly from inspiring English sources

Romania comprises a number of geographic regions, some of which correspond roughly to the historic regions whose names they share.

In Europe, South Africa and parts of the Middle East, there is a clear demand for a level of reliability in these niches, which correspond roughly to two-star and three-star, Mr. Ritter said.

Phonemes are the basic sounds that are combined to make words; most languages have about 30 phonemes, which correspond roughly to the sounds of the spoken letters of the alphabet.

Typing required the participants to enter the phonetic letters of the target word, which correspond roughly to the onset and the rhyme of the word's syllable.

The most important elements of this account are sketched here in Sections 2.1 and 2.2, and which correspond roughly to the "Analytic of the Beautiful" and the "Deduction of Pure Aesthetic Judgments" respectively.

In the calculation of the long term CES, we used the following parameters: p3 = 0.04, p4 = 0.25, p5 = 0.71, which correspond roughly to the mean frequencies of spawners of ages 3, 4, and 5 respectively in the Marsh Creek population of spring chinook salmon years [30], [34].

The new border, which corresponded roughly to the 1793 frontier, cut across mixed Ukrainian and Belarusian territories.

Even among people of normal weight, those with an S.A.D. above 9.8 inches — which corresponds roughly to a 40-inch waist — were almost twice as likely to be demented as those with the smallest bellies.

Uttarakhand has a multiethnic population spread across two recognized geocultural regions: the Gahrwal, which corresponds roughly to the northwestern half of the state, and the Kumaun, which spans the southeast.

What the show lacks in star power, though, it makes up for with a keen, all-encompassing look at life in the Dutch Republic during its Golden Age (which corresponds, roughly, to the 17th century).

But NSF-supported postdocs may get bigger paychecks starting in federal fiscal year 2005, which corresponds roughly to the 2004-2005 academic year.