Sentence examples for which requires about from inspiring English sources

The result was a size B pothole, which requires about 150 pounds of hot-mix asphalt to fill.

Czeisler advises players to sleep 8.2 to 8.4 hours a night, which requires about nine hours in bed.

The definition is left up to the state Board of Education, which requires about 165 days, allowing for six hours a day in classes.

The new software, which requires about five megabytes of storage, is intended to offer a single point of entry for new users for all Web and Internet activities.

Admissions officers say they probably dip deepest in football, which requires about 20 students in each class, and for other "helmet" sports like ice hockey and downhill skiing.

The 10 scientists have ap plied for a joint patent on the process, which requires about 100 pounds of lunar soil to make a pound of water.

At Stanford, however, they give a B.S. in chemistry, which required about 35 additional units in chemistry, math, and physics.

Walking alone on the puddled field was observed as a very strenuous activity, which required about 87 96% of total energy expenditure during the rotapuddling operation.

Microsoft won't disclose details of what it spent to make its 200-megabyte DNA data store, which required about 1.5 billion bases.

For "Distillation," which required about five tons of stainless steel in 5,000 parts, the pipes for the branches use a different lexicon of twists and bends than those for either the neural or vascular systems.

He tells the Chicago Tribune he was merely wrapping up old responsibilities, which required about 30 hours a week.