Sentences with phrase «approximately equal»

Using the 1-1/2 ″ forstner bit I bored a hole to a depth approximately equal to the depth of the tea lights.

Reconciling above the list price of other similar properties would not be wise because it would not be reasonable to assume a typical buyer would pay more for one home over another if they are approximately equal.

It is notable that right on the cusp of this phenomenon is the enormous population wave of Echo Boomers, a cohort approximately equal in size to the Baby Boomers.

For example, the word «contemporary» means «approximately equal in age».

In addition, quality of intellectual environment provided by G1 was positively and independently associated with G2 cognitive ability approximately equal magnitude (β = 0.20, P < 0.001).

The time that children share with each parent is an issue that is separate from the issue of custody, and is known as â $ œaccess.â $ When parents have joint custody and they spend approximately equal amounts of time with each parent, this is known as shared custody.

Mean scores were divided into three approximately equal groups, representing low (34 %), medium (30 %) and high (36 %) parenting stress.

The sample contained approximately equal numbers of boys and girls.

They did get an agreement of approximately equal shared parenting, but it was not easy to do in a system biased against it.

I remember Kris Titus, who was the president of the Equal Parenting Council across Canada, an umbrella organization for 40 - some groups, telling me about when she and her ex, who were living in close communities, went to the judge the first time around to try to work out this kind of arrangement of approximately equal shared parenting.

Joint physical custody allows each parent approximately equal time with the child.

When dealing with a parenting plan that said the parties would have «equal or approximately equal» residential responsibility, our Supreme Court said that: «in interpreting the meaning of a divorce decree we review the decree de novo, Sommers v. Sommers, 143 N.H. 686, 692 (1999).

Joint physical custody is when the parties have an equal or approximately equal parenting time schedule and share roughly the same amount of time with the kids.

Approximately equal percentages (one third) of mothers did not complete high school, completed high school or had earned a high school equivalency diploma, or attended college.

After the activation of the hard fork, the difficulty of the Bitcoin Cash network declined by 2.5 times, and the profitability of mining became approximately equal to that of the original bitcoin.

The property on offer in Bitcoin ranges from studios that cost $ 130,000 a piece, approximately equal to 15.5 bitcoins at press time, to two - bedroom apartments for $ 380,000 each or, roughly, 45 bitcoins.

The smartphone is available at $ 299 in the US which is approximately equal to Rs 14,500.

I believe that it is approximately equal to the total stock market capitalization, derived from conventional economic calculation methods (discounted cash flows, assets valuation, etc.).

The death benefit on mortgage life insurance will decrease over time, with the face value always being approximately equal to the payoff amount of the mortgage.

Cases of shared custody (where the spouses or partners have the children approximately equal time)

Today, law schools across Canada show that women and men are entering and graduating from law schools at an approximately equal rate.

Lindsay Scott, CEO of Matrix, says: «We have worked hard to build a workforce comprised of approximately equal proportions of women and men, and one where minorities are proportionately represented.»

He did not directly address the two separate enquiries of entitlement and quantum, and he seemed to work from the proposition that the parties were entitled to approximately equal income.

The Court of Appeal rightly clarified that the entitlement of having approximately equal incomes is not the primary criteria in variation applications.

In addition to considering benefits and deprivation, the Court also considered the impending medical costs of Ms. Butler's health issues, Mr. Noel's contribution to the relationship, and an inheritance (approximately equal to the pension value) that Mr. Noel received after the relationship breakdown.

This means that one spouse may keep the business and the other spouse can keep the residence, assuming they are of approximately equal value.

This was surprising only because in our practice the number of female cyclists injured is approximately equal to the number of male cyclists.

whether the children will live with one parent primarily or spend equal or approximately equal time with both parents

In the last 5 — 10 years he has spent approximately equal amounts of time acting as an advocate in arbitration and as an arbitrator (both ad hoc and ICC).

In a twist of irony, and perhaps adding insult to injury, the defendant's costs on appeal were approximately equal to the damages the defendant had asked the jury to award the plaintiff in the first place.

The court will order an approximately equal division of the assets and liabilities when:

It is my observation that, unfortunately, relative number of dolts (including all other eloquently described categories) is approximately equal in both, pro-AGW and anti-AGW groups.

For liquid water, they're approximately equal.

But the ice - albedo and GHG feedbacks each cause (approximately equal) perturbations of several W / m2 (Fig. 2B).

But since then sea - level has risen there at 1 1/2 mm / year (approximately equal to the global average rate):

Robert Ellison, you wrote: and the work done in melting ice or vaporising water — is approximately equal to energy in less energy out.

The most significant correlations occur in the Pacific Northwest with a lag time of 4 years, which is approximately equal to the travel time of water within the Pacific Gyre from the western tropical Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Alaska.

Also, when I look at the graphic that Mr. Nordhaus provided I see that the rate of warming during the 40 year period between 1910 and 1940 is approximately equal to the rate of warming between 1960 and 1990.

The remainder, about 230 (+ 60) Gt C, is estimated to have been taken up in approximately equal amounts in the oceans and the terrestrial ecosystems.

@Kip Hansen at 5:53 pm Can someone correct me if I'm wrong to think that the combined magnitude of the adjustments detailed above approximately equal, in sign and magnitude, the entire stated effect?

Can someone correct me if I'm wrong to think that the combined magnitude of the adjustments detailed above approximately equal, in sign and magnitude, the entire stated effect?

Likewise, the probabilities of co-occurring 0.5, 1.0 and 1.5 SD warm — dry anomalies become approximately equal to those of 0.5, 1.0, and 1.5 SD dry anomalies (respectively) by ∼ 2030 (Fig. 4B).

Nice photo but aren't the apparent diameters of the Moon and Sun approximately equal when viewed from the Earth?

Steven H says: June 8, 2010 at 8:36 am Nice photo but aren't the apparent diameters of the Moon and Sun approximately equal when viewed from the Earth?

I've read this about six times and it seems to say 3.3 ~ = 3.2 ~ = 1.9 ~ = 1.8 where «~ =» denotes «approximately equal».

In their Fig. 8 surface pressure when rainfall is present after an initial ~ 1sec jerky behaviour, is reduced to a value approximately equal to that of the final state (when droplets have fallen down).

What you would see in the «random» selection would be approximately equal number of upward and downward hockey sticks, and with HSIs from 1 to 2 (median of 1.6), instead of all 1.9 or higher.

There is approximately equal partition of energy here, Boltzmann distribution, and approximately equal Lagrangian for each part to which the energy is distributed.

There is necessarily a net transfer of energy to the non-CO2 molecules approximately equal to the total energy absorbed by the CO2.

The total potential for carbon sequestration in agricultural soils is approximately equal to the historic carbon loss of 78 GtC.