Roughly in sentence

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I did at least climb the route roped up with a friend two days before just to make sure that I knew roughly where to go and that I could physically do it.

These crystals gradually fill the gaps, and after roughly three weeks, the hard-working microbes can completely repair cracks up to almost 1mm wide.

Modern ride designers know that the body can handle up to roughly 5 Gs, but the Flip-Flap and its contemporaries routinely reached up to 12 Gs.

That makes it roughly twice as common as multiple sclerosis.

In the US, we spend each year roughly 2,500 dollars per AIDS patient, 250 dollars per MS patient and just 5 dollars per year per ME patient.

Roughly 43,000 years ago, a young cave bear died in the rolling hills on the northwest border of modern day Slovenia.

Here's a startling fact: in the 45 years since the introduction of the automated teller machine, those vending machines that dispense cash, the number of human bank tellers employed in the United States has roughly doubled, from about a quarter of a million to a half a million.

So roughly five liters of air per breath, 17 breaths per minute of the 525,600 minutes per year, comes to approximately 45 million liters of air, enriched 100 times in carbon dioxide, just for you.

Beyond the physical hardships, roughly one-third of cancer survivors here in the US will go into debt from treatment.

That's roughly the difference between a golf ball and a fine grain piece of sand.

There are roughly three million Muslims in this country, according to Pew Research Center.

That means the poll spoke to roughly one in every 5,000 Muslims in this country.

It contains roughly 13,000 pixels, and yet each pixel would contain over 1.5 million oranges.

All of humanity, probably, is descended from a thousand people who left Africa roughly 70,000 years ago.

Roughly fifteen days before fertilization can happen, the anterior pituitary gland secretes follicle stimulating hormone, FSH, which ripens a handful of follicles of the ovary that then release estrogen.

14,000 feet is roughly Mount Everest's halfway point.

So it's roughly a billion dollars a mile to do the subway extension in LA.

So that's roughly a half-order of magnitude improvement right there.

Eventually, you can sort of roughly see that there's sort of a diamond shape overall, and when it's fully done, it'll look like a giant diamond, or that's the idea behind it, and it's aligned on true north.

EM: It's about a hundred, roughly.

That assumes a carbon tax starting at 40 dollars per ton, which translates into roughly an extra 36 cents per gallon of gas.

It is roughly the amount of people that were on my plane from New Jersey to Vancouver.

I know because I have been an advocate and an ambassador for this movement for roughly the last three years.

We sleep roughly seven-and-a-half to eight hours a day; some people say that's declined slightly, but it hasn't changed much.

They remain at roughly the same temperature.

And the idea is that the congruence between seeing touch and feeling touch on an object that looks like hand and is roughly where a hand should be, is enough evidence for the brain to make its best guess that the fake hand is in fact part of the body.

You have a slightly different enzyme than the A people, so you build a slightly different structure, and those of you that are AB have the enzyme from your mother, the other enzyme from your father, and now you make both of these structures in roughly equal proportions.

They operate a constellation of five satellites, each roughly the size of an ambulance, that is constantly taking pictures of the Earth as they orbit at 28,000 kilometers per hour.

Each of these satellites is equipped with a camera that has a focal length of 16 meters, so that's roughly 290 times greater than a DSLR camera equipped with a standard 55 millimeter lens.

So once cows reach a particular weight, roughly 300 kilograms, they are moved here and placed on a specialized diet.

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