Sentence examples for will require approximately from inspiring English sources
Tesla's plan believes that proper testing will require approximately 6 billion miles (10 billion kilometers) in testing before worldwide regulatory approval will be achieved.
Each round will require approximately 5 s as the task execute concurrently on each round therefore the lower bound of the map execution time will be 20 s.
An 8 × 8 Multiple Input-Multiple Output (MIMO) system with a 100-MHz channel (as it is envisioned in 5G) will require approximately 160 GB/s capacity.
Ericsson's current best estimate is that the implementation of the strategic options at hand will require approximately SEK 3 b. of Ericsson funding, of which the majority in 2013.
"Ericsson's current best estimate is that the implementation of the strategic options at hand will require approximately SEK 3 b. of Ericsson funding, of which the majority in 2013," it said.
We also know that at least 748 million people across the globe lack access to safe drinking water (causing 4,000 child deaths each year) and because the global population is growing fast, feeding a planet of an estimated 9 billion by 2050 will require approximately 50percentt more water.
However, despite regionalization efforts, approximately 10percentt of newborns will require some level assistance with breathing, and a few (< 1percentt) will require resuscitation in the birthing room.
Even so, these trials are likely to require approximately 10000 subjects and will also require follow-up periods of up to 2 years.
Detecting differences within this design will require a sample of approximately 5,200 students (approximately 2,400 primary students and 2,800 secondary students).
"If consented, it is projected that Loch Hill wind farm will require an investment of approximately £38m," he said.
In order to accommodate demand across the entire industry, new ships will need to be built, which will require capital commitments of approximately $1 billion for just two or three new ships from the cruise lines.
