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THE diameter of a wind turbine capable of generating five megawatts (MW) of electricity is, at 120 metres, roughly that of the London Eye.

As it stands the U. S. government spends roughly $4 billion a year on energy research and development.

This was the Southern Tower, falling in on itself. It was now roughly an hour since the first attack.

Italy, with roughly the same population, has won four World Cups and been runner-up in a few more.

"That sort of thing makes me sick, " he said roughly.

We know how often they execute and, at least roughly, how much time is spent within them.

I fell asleep but was awoken to find him on top of me kissing me roughly on my neck.

Bigotry may be roughly defined as the anger of men who have no opinions.

Google, which handles roughly two out of every three internet searches in the US, has taken several stabs at Facebook in recent years.

Local residents say that police regularly swept the area, roughly once a week, checking residents' IDs and sometimes looking inside homes.

However, he hoped that the company would be able to reactivate coal, oil and gas power stations quickly, adding roughly 7m KW.

Nowadays the number of births, like the age of death, has become average. Most of us have roughly the same number of offspring.

The elements are presented in descending order of roughly how much work is required to manually convert the element.

According to a recent survey, roughly six out of every ten college graduates have the experience of dating with the opposite sex.

The total amount of tax due is supposed to be roughly independent of whether the income is earned at home or abroad.

Roughly how hefty would a Fat tax have to be to pay the cost of the bank bail-out within, say, a decade?

Roughly 25% of the men surveyed said that they'd had a summertime crash or near-miss, while just 17% of women said the same.

He felt that Dobby deserved just as grand a funeral, and yet here the elf lay between bushes in a roughly dug hole.

However, sales are a poor indicator of a trader's performance as they move up and down roughly in line with the price of commodities.

Sunspots weaken and strengthen on a roughly 11-year cycle, and Earth tends to be warmer when this activity is at its peak.

It should be roughly ten pages in length and can be completed either individually or in groups of two or three.

But what sort of reduction might the Federal Reserve, which controls roughly 80 per cent of AIA's parent, be prepared to take?

He said: "The complexity for minimum component costs has increased at a rate of roughly a factor of two per year" .

The plan was to devote roughly half of two Evening News programs to extensive recapitulations of all that was known about Watergate.

The design of this docking port should be similar to what you see in the next illustration. A roughly circular shape.

Software tends to be much more usable if it is, at least roughly, designed before the code is written.

Flux, on the other hand, measures, when I go along the curve, roughly how much the field is going to across the curve.

Let us think about whether the new and old tobe able to know in advance roughly where the enemy's position, not from quasi- dry well !

To hook newcomers, a site must either follow the design rules embodied by existing sites or else be roughly twice as easy to use, he says.

So to give you a sense of scale, the Burmese and Manchurian border have had their total number of province roughly tripled .

That was followed roughly eight hours later by a pair of messages announcing that she was in Russia.

For a monthly premium of about $35, most seniors who do not have that coverage today can expect to see their drug bills cut roughly in half.

But she said her factory in the city of Baoding will fine her $72 - roughly six weeks' pay - if she does not work straight through to July.

The bank roughly estimates that 80% to 90% of its share value is held and traded in London.

The cover, which had already been roughly fitted into position, was now hammered down.

Economists said the amount of money ICBC hopes to bring into the country was roughly equivalent to one month of China's trade surplus.

Put another way, roughly one of every five stay-at-home parents is a father.

Although China holds $1 trillion in U. S. debt, its per capita GDP is still roughly one-tenth that of the United States.

In addition , the former Soviet republic has ordered roughly half of the U. S. diplomatic staff serving in Belarus to leave the country .

Sinotrans Shipping, which flopped last week, was listed on a multiple roughly double that of its peers.

I know two people of roughly your age who took voluntary redundancy a bit over a year ago.

Some island nations have total populations roughly equivalent in size to that of a single city block in Tokyo.

The cover, which had already heed roughly fitted into position, was now hammered down.

Let us just assume for simplicity now that the orbits are roughly circular just to get a little bit of feeling for it.

The awards are chosen by roughly 90 members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, making it a rather small polling.

At the moment, he said, "we know roughly who you are, roughly what you care about, roughly who your friends are. "

Of that capacity, roughly 22 per cent is for "tier three" producers who would be most likely to be affected by a quality crackdown.

He confesses that it took the ant "roughly an hour or two" to get clean enough to return to regular business.

Scale and position it roughly as shown in the previous figure. Have the bottom edge of the door lie roughly along the X-axis.

It's roughly comparable to trying to draw air through a straw while someone else is doing likewise at the opposite end.

I actually planned two additional films before we started this one, in the sense that, that, you know, I mapped out the story roughly.

In terms of impact, the financial crisis has behaved, roughly, like the economic equivalent of a drive-by shooting.

To her dismay, however, the young man roughly brushed her aside and went by without so much as a glance at her.

If you know someone else who takes roughly the same route as you each day (especially colleagues), do a car share, and share the costs.

It is part of a natural meteorological cycle that happens roughly every 3-7 years and affects weather worldwide for a year or more.

'It's roughly like taking a pail of water and throwing it against the wall to see where the leaks are, ' the commissioner told Newsday.

As he made his investments during roughly the last year, he wasn't just close to powerful people in Washington, he was one.

So if the average energy is roughly you know, 0 the ten epsilon zero, you say okay, how much might it vary?

The strain of Ebola that broke out in Zaire has one of the highest of any human pathogenic virus, roughly 90%.

No two sorts of birds practise quite the same sort of flight; the varieties are infinite; but two classes may be roughly seen.

Counting the money over the tax, the tax and the escrow money they would no longer receive, that would be a hit of roughly $10 million.

A normal paperback edition of a book is roughly half the size of the iPad and slips snugly into a pocket while traveling.

After a few days, you'll settle into a pattern of going to bed at roughly the same time and falling asleep right away.

XPT, as it is called, is a roughly 2cm-thick sheet of silica particles glued together with a strong, heat-resistant resin.

The size of protection on the U. K. has roughly doubled since the year began, a move that far outpaces the run-up in Greek CDS last fall.

presents: To Harry from Hagrid: a roughly cut wooden flute that sounded a bit like an owl. Hagrid had whittled it, himself.

Presently Klocwork is at the point of having about the same number of checkers in each language they support (roughly 175 per language).

FLWOR expressions include at least some of those elements in roughly the order that the acronym suggests.

Yesterday I pointed it out to the stevedores that they draggedtowedpulled along the slings too roughly. But they didn't listen to me.

weighing more than 110 carats - roughly the size of a woman's thumb - has gone on display in London's Natural History Museum.

In those first few years, everyone practised roughly the same amount - about two or three hours a week.

Adrian Pang, Asia Pacific managing director for DoveBid, said auction volumes are roughly two-and-a-half times greater now than a year ago.

"Get up, boy, " he said, grasping Simon's arm and yanking him roughly onto his feet.

S. Its GDP per head is one fourteenth of the U. S. , roughly half that of Kazakhstan, according to the World Bank.

Python is roughly comparable to Perl or Java, though it has several significant strengths (and a few disadvantages) over each.

In typical years, the rains open up in the east, centered on Punjab province, roughly near the cities of Lahore and Faisalabad.

Over the past quarter-century it has averaged 3% a year, accounting for roughly the same amount of GDP growth as capital investment.

His site said the licensees of his patents include Apple, Google, Microsoft and Nokia along with roughly 200 other companies.

China's economy is now roughly half the size of the United States'; in three decades, the two should be about equal.

Now they are roughly equivalent in terms of features, and Quartz is closely integrated with other parts of the system.

It was also published in Britain, where it sold roughly a thousand copies a year for nearly four decades.

The net effect is in fact slightly negative, but given the margin of uncertainty the bottom line is roughly no net effect at all.

During the course of his investment, the preferred shares paid a 10 percent annual dividend, or roughly $300 million a year.

Valentino is trying to renegotiate its debt and Permira has reportedly written down its investment by roughly half.

The company estimates there have been roughly five million Ming users since the line was introduced four years ago.

Citing aerial photos of plumeless smokestacks, economists say roughly three of every four North Korean factories are idle.

In contrast, roughly two-thirds of the Spanish and German respondents and a majority of the British rated trade unions important.

Power use per person has remained roughly stable in the state since the 1970s, even as it has doubled in the rest of the country.

the rest is drawn lightly, roughly, as if out of focus.

On the import side, industrial products have accounted for roughly three-quarters of the total so far this year.

On the import side, industrial products have accounted for roughly three-quarters of the total so far this year.

The roughly 365-day year is the result of the earth traveling around the sun in one period.

President Sarkozy said he would double emergency food aid to roughly $100 million this year for poor countries.

Google is still trying to fill roughly 40 open positions in China that it listed on its Web site before its January announcement.

A flat- bottomed , roughly circular volcanic crater of explosive origin that is often filled with water .

The arriving clan members were all very excited to see roughly 1, 500pounds of fresh food already brought to ground!

The roughly one year it takes to grow a game from concept to game-room floor starts with a schematic design like this one from Ritchie.

I feel very mentally relaxed and unstressed most of the time, at least when I keep to my naps roughly on schedule.

Today it states, broadly, that the number of transistors on an integrated circuit will double roughly every two years.

The sun is currently approaching what's known as solar maximum, the peak of our star's roughly 11-year cycle of magnetic activity.

Step 2: Divide your TV movie into roughly seven acts. The first act is usually the longest. Every new act should begin on its own page.

You build up the action panel as a HorizontalPanel, roughly the equivalent of a Swing box, as shown in Listing 6.

HSBC plans to send out sales material to roughly 20 real-estate investors this week, a person familiar with the matter said.

This word comes roughly a month and a half after Gearbox president Randy Pitchford denied the rumor that the game had been cancelled.

In high-energy physics, where Americans once reigned supreme, Western Europe now spends roughly twice as much money as the U. S.

But within the next few years, astronomers expect to find dozens of alien earths that are roughly the size of our planet.

Collisions with power lines seem to have killed roughly 500 blackbirds and starlings in Louisiana on Tuesday.

The file system path to an XML document acts, in this context, like an XPath axis -- roughly as a namespace.

A recent archeology survey of the palace ruin determined it to be roughly the size of Manhattan island of New York City.

Li, the criminal law expert, said the definition roughly aligned with those of other countries.

Perhaps one could roughly state that the concept of the genetic system is the counterpart of the concept of the ecological niche .

Mr. Schwarzenbauer said he expects the overall Indian market to exceed three million vehicles in 2015 from roughly 1. 3 million a year now.

But he knew its actual distance was more than ten times that, since his ship was positioned roughly 350 miles from the Icelandic coast.

Generation Y, or those born roughly 1978-93, unfortunately have a reputation of showing up to work with a sense of entitlement.

Shooting at right angles to the direction of the vehicle makes the car appear to be going roughly twice as fast as it is.

When boats were present, the birds appeared to know roughly where they would be and went to those locations.

Iodine-131 has a half-life of roughly a week, which means levels could fade if new radioactive material isn't added.

The reason that China will eventually be the world's largest economy is that its population is roughly four times that of the United States.

Kanerva's algorithm was so mathematically clean and crisp that it could be roughly implemented by a hacker into a computer one afternoon.

When you've got everything roughly where you need it, just select 'Lay Out in a Grid' to bind everything to the main window.

His forecast was that the economy would slow, but to roughly its trend rate of growth.

The heart is located roughly in the center of the chest cavity. It is surrounded by a protective membrane , the pericardium .

The Earth's magnetic field is roughly like that of a bar magnet, with two opposite poles.

A revealing bit of Soviet jargon applied to owners of cars was chastnik, meaning, roughly, a suspicious private person.

The 38th parallel, which divides Korea roughly in half, was drawn up in 1945, at the Potsdam conference near the end of World War II.

Check messages only twice a day: People spend 28% of the day on interruptions and recovery time (roughly $650 billion a year in the US).

The sensory cortex is a strip of brain tissue positioned roughly under where the band between a pair of headphones sits.

So far, the project has received roughly $3 billion from the U. S. government, with little more likely to come.

The woman says police handled her roughly. Airport officials say the woman did not follow security procedures.

For two decades they have enjoyed a duopoly in this part of the market, roughly splitting sales between them.

Another way to look at it is to consider that back in 2001, customer lending in the UK was roughly comparable to customer deposits.

This roughly jump to fourth years, Chen Yao finally " hair swinging, admit defeat" , did not dance this material.

When disclosing his assets to Congress, he appears to have omitted roughly half of them, including an account with at least $250, 000 in it.

My appropriation of it was roughly the equivalent of pouring a pint of beer over the well- known personage's head .

Today the poor buy roughly twice as much of their non-durable goods in these stores as the rich do.

Roughly a year later they dropped the "Insta" from the name and became Burger King.

Everything we see roughly seventy-five degrees away from the point we're fixed on should be black and white.

Solution: An upper heater, roughly twice the size of the lower heater plate, was added to the chamber to offset the heat losses.

That would amount to roughly $1 trillion a year in excess cash, estimates Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economist Andrew Tilton.

Rolls-Royce said the introduction of a new smaller and entry-level model will likely increase annual output to roughly 1, 600 cars.

The roughly made bed on which he was born had no proper sheets and blankets.

Catalyst said a roughly equal proportion of men and women relocated domestically or internationally.

Instead, she found that all stars in a galaxy seem to circle the center at roughly the same speed.

They were able to accurately place the hair samples in broad regions roughly corresponding to the movement of raid systems.

The British oil company will have to pay roughly $20 billion as compensation for the oil spill at its offshore drill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Her face upward to lie , nor do I face towards the wall , and a dead also be roughly .

Horses that do not develop to roughly the same size as the rest of their breed are not ponies either.

All he would say was that the cloned fetus was healthy and weighed roughly 6 pounds.

Roughly speaking, there are three main schools of thought on the matter.

Strategies to help protect your project file and its objects are briefly described below, and roughly arranged by levels of security.

Prices, for example, are roughly half the peak levels of about a year ago but the outlook suggests they are still some way off the bottom.

Roughly 100 years ago, Argentina was one of the top-five richest nations in the world.

The exercises did not make diet changes, but burned roughly the same percentage of calories as the diet group cut from their food intake.

Next, scientists look at tandem repeats, or the repeat of two or more nucleotides, in roughly 13 to 15 regions of a DNA sample called loci.

The family home is in California, but Ms Wang estimates that she divides her time roughly equally between the US, Taiwan and China.

He is also substantial shareholder with a roughly 3. 6% stake, and has previously displayed a strong desire to keep Yahoo independent.

Omaha now is lucky to see a few hundred Berkshire investors teleport in for what is a roughly 45-minute annual meeting.

Sunspots are relatively cool, dark features on the sun's surface that are often roughly circular.

Repeat these steps twice a day for roughly a week or until the dry skin is gone .

That the reason that you want to be below two watts is that's roughly what you can generate with your upper body.

He took hold of the letter very roughly, and threw the verses away, so that the Flower fell on the ground.

These ages roughly coincide with the time when experts advocate beginning to pass money to succeeding generations.

They are rare, accounting for roughly one out of every 500 observed quasars .

So at this point, I see the chances as roughly even between a global slump and a return to quasi-stagnation.

A year later, he found another job, at roughly half the pay, managing a call center in New Jersey.

"A roughly similar number of people suffer from obesity as those from malnutrition, " he said.

Or at least in the roughly 80 million households (out of over 100 million with cable or satellite) that will receive it at launch.

Most people in 18th century England endured a standard of living roughly equivalent to that of the stone age.

The global recession wiped out roughly two years of worldwide demand for oil.

As you can see items are roughly thrown into the spots that correlate with the position on the urgency vs. priority graph above.

With oil reserves, relatively high levels of education, and an economy roughly the size of Turkey's, Iran should be a rising superpower.

But now the oil price (the real price) is so high (roughly $130 per barrel), what is the need to put tax on the top of that?

You'll notice that this railway runs roughly parallel to a river.

In the atmosphere, large rivers of air travel roughly west to east around the globe between the Arctic and the tropics.

On average, men ate roughly 300 calories more when they worked out in moderate temperatures than when they exercised in the heat.

Around a quarter of these declare an income of roughly zero, a claim often belied by the lifestyles of the taxpayers concerned.

In decades past, the ratio of buy ratings to sell ratings had not been this lopsided, and in theory it should be roughly 50-50.

l The cylinder-shaped Item A is flat on the bottom and roughly rounded on the top, while Item B is roughly spherical.

The equity of this reinforced Lehman would have been $43 billion, roughly double the size of its old capital base.

Instead Goldman Sachs strategist Abby Cohen said the stock market was 'roughly at fair value based upon our view of S& P profits. '

Inflatables look real and are affordable, with a day rate starting at just $10 per head, roughly a tenth the typical rate for a human extra.

(The notion of Moore's law refers to the fact that the performance of chips is roughly doubled every two years).

go along an get your breakfast , " she said roughly , though secretly pleased" .

To date archaeologists and historians have located ruins of roughly a dozen royal estates built by at least six Inca kings.

According to a new study, college students showed roughly the same numerical skills as the small fish when presented with a laboratory test.

Currently China is growing at roughly a 9% annual pace. He said that growth of somewhere between 8% and 10% was a "reasonable expectation. "

Languages should be redesigned in roughly the same order as you would present the language to a new user.

Franklin embraced the arguments for entomophagy after learning about it roughly a year ago.

Roughly half of those polled by KFF thought Obamacare had already been repealed or were unsure of its legal footing.

Nearly half a million people are camped out in roughly 2, 500 refugee centers that have been set up in public buildings such as schools.

Investment expenses and taxes each have cut returns by roughly one to two percentage points a year.

It's realistic to say that within 10 years China will be roughly the same size as the U. S. economy.

The total costs including cleanup, resettlement, and compensation to victims has been estimated to be roughly $200 Billion.

I expect that the next C standard will explicitly state roughly what I just said above and elsewhere.

Then, just as suddenly, share prices surged upward and the market closed with a roughly 3 percent loss for the day.

One requirement for the testing was that all wines had to be of similar price, ranging from 200 yuan to 500 yuan, or roughly $30 to $70.

The switch will not be easy in Taiji, where dolphin meat accounts for a third of the town's roughly $3 million annual fishing industry.

Events . . . may be roughly divided into those which probably never happened and those which do not matter.

Certainly, sector-wide capital expenditure has jumped since 2002, which roughly marks the beginning of this latest boom.

In the morning, she shook Hansel roughly and took him into a little room and shut him up behind the barred door.

It corresponds roughly with a UNIX process, and a Mach thread corresponds roughly with a POSIX thread.

Energy firms often call gas a clean fuel: burning it releases roughly half as much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere as burning coal does.

Safina is roughly tied with Serena, and she will be playing Moscow, so she currently looks like the main threat to Jankovic.

The Clarity's fuel-cell is roughly the size of a desk-top computer and sits in the car's centre console between the driver and passenger.

Doesn't look quite the same size, but it is exactly the same size as the United States, minus an area roughly equal to the state of Arizona.

Mr Rudd plans to pay for all this by finding savings roughly equal to the infrastructure outlays.

Of the energy received, roughly 19% is absorbed by the atmosphere, while clouds on average reflect a further 35% of the total energy.

The bust that the breast is in and the hip circumference that lumbar line is in should roughly equal, make lumbar deadline downy .

It takes roughly a pound and a half of dried, pressed algae to make a pound of the algal portion of the plastic, he says.

A volume of mud is pumped into the wide upper section of the hydrocyclone at an angle roughly tangent to its circumference.

Very roughly, the insulting value of a concrete is inversely proportional both to its density and to its strength.

She tried to intervene between her husband and son, but she was roughly pushed aside.

Even prices for inferior domestic ore, which supplies roughly half China's demand, have doubled since the start of the year.

If it's starting to sound like the Planar PR5030 can do no wrong, remember that it costs roughly $1500 on the street or $1800 MSRP.

I mean it might be slightly curvy, but roughly it looks like a parallelogram in space.

There was no evacuation of the roughly 1, 000 workers stationed at Daiichi after the high radiation levels were discovered.

In a time of roughly stable price level, any recession entails a threat.

"The size corresponds roughly to what we think is needed, " he said.

Tip the salmon into a food processor with the paste, ginger, soy and chopped coriander. Pulse until roughly minced.

The distance of the thunderstorm may be roughly estimated by the time difference between the flash and the thunder .

Five short written papers (up to 6 pages double-spaced) are assigned throughout the semester -- roughly every two weeks.

Thursday night's level is roughly four times the maximum annual exposure recommended by the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency.

That is to say, the mechanism for competing of isomers only can be roughly described in terms of free energy.

But the anarchy and openness that makes Tsukiji (roughly pronounced "skee-gee" ) such a magical place is under threat.

I felt confident that I'd done enough reporting if my story used roughly 10 percent of what I knew.

other marine activities. Merchant shipping accounts for roughly a third of the total marine activities.

If we can figure roughly how much it will cost, we can decide what to do.

India has one of the world's fastest-growing economies, but its household income remains roughly a third less than that of China.

The total process (both the download and installation) will take roughly 30 minutes, depending on your connection speed.

The Middle English Period stretches roughly to the early years of the 15th century.

A good way to restart diplomacy would be for America and the Arab states to confirm that this is roughly how they see a final agreement.

But Chinese exports still fell roughly a quarter in the first five months from the same period a year earlier.

Tonga islands in the direction of the north and south are roughly, can be divided into east and west two columns.

It takes Earth 24 hours to complete a rotation on its axis, and roughly 365 days to complete an orbit around the sun.

Sure enough, he found that Milgram was right: The average length of the chain was roughly six links.

The DNA studies revealed that this population moved in and replaced the original herds roughly 1, 000 years ago.

The second generation of the Czech supermini will receive a facelift for that model year, roughly three years after its introduction.

The market retreated to leave sterling roughly where it started the day.

Roughly half of China's coal-fired generating capacity is now said to have installed this kind of technology.

In the U. S. , foreigners hold roughly a quarter of the outstanding Treasury notes, making the market inherently more unstable.

systems I'd say you could roughly divide into two categories: those which were, where people created information systems and created . . .

Yet each time someone has looked at the phenomenon, the result has been a figure roughly twice the earlier estimate.

That's roughly enough to run your dishwasher for an hour.

The reason for this sentence is roughly the same as with tremolo: It is no technique and can't be practiced like a technique.

Roughly speaking, it costs less than half as much to travel today and nearly three times as many people are traveling.

That could well leave Baidu, already with a roughly 60% market share, even more comfortably ahead of the rest of the competition.

Our new take was to try to identify roughly parallel mathematical and linguistic operations.

After the IOL implantation, a clouding of the lens capsule , known as a "secondary cataract, " occurs in roughly 40 percent of cases.

By the end of the phase, roughly 80% of the project variances should be removed, and variances at the end of this phase should be near 20%.

Indeed, college students and macaques seem equally able to roughly sum up sets of objects without actually counting them.