Well, roughly speaking, I die when the functioning stops, but which functions?
Second, you could shred the data to map to relational tables that roughly represent the structure of the XML data.
And here's a picture of real effective exchange rates for two countries, starting from January 2007 - roughly the point where the bubbles began to deflate in earnest.
The value of the critical density is very small: it corresponds to roughly 6 hydrogen atoms per cubic meter, an astonishingly good vacuum by terrestrial standards!
Some experts predict oil prices will go as high as $100 a barrel, which could translate to roughly $4 a gallon at the pump by summer in some areas of the country, reports the Huffington Post.
50g shelled unsalted pistachios, roughly chopped.
Although roughly twice the size of the Freemans' home, Shareen's house feels even more cramped.
Using latitude and longitude is easiest along the equator, where the grid lines formed are roughly square.
" Learning organization" is a buzzword coering roughly coering the ideal of an organization built on ision, teamwork, openness, flexibility, ability to act under changing conditions, and so forth.
But then consider the mark-up; the roughly cut diamonds are exported, polished and bought by the brands we see almost daily on our high-streets - and then sold for thousands of pounds.
Researchers came to their conclusion after reviewing MRI brain scans of 15 men and 15 women. Computer software calculated IPL volumes on the left and the right sides of the brain and found that men had roughly 6 percent more IPL tissue than women did.
So this is where the concentration of B is roughly constant over time.
But the anarchy and openness that makes Tsukiji (roughly pronounced "skee-gee") such a magical place is under threat.
In all versions of the game, roughly 60% of players started out co-operating. However, in the first two, this decreased over time as the pernicious influence of the freeloaders spread.
That is roughly half of its capacity.
I mean it might be slightly curvy, but roughly it looks like a parallelogram in space.
This is down only marginally from 12 percent in 2008, but reflects a drop of roughly 5.3 million people from its historical average of 15 percent.
The speaker was roughly handled by the mob.
Valentino is trying to renegotiate its debt and Permira has reportedly written down its investment by roughly half.
In business and technical contexts, roles often map roughly to job descriptions, so it is relatively easy to get a reasonable first cut of user types to interview by understanding the kind of jobs held by users (or potential users) of the system.
Compare this to the busy and non-busy tasks that were invoked roughly three times as often for significantly less of the processor.
That, like Iran’s main enrichment plant, is roughly half the size of the Pentagon.
It would cover roughly 80% of the economy.
Themonitorshould be roughly at eye level so you can lean back in a chair with back support.
Its unusually large nucleus gave off a great deal of dust and gas -estimated at roughly 18 to 25 miles (30 to 40 kilometers) across -appeared bright to the naked eye.
It allows you to model these types of domains in a flexible manner - as a self-contained document that contains no schema but, instead, a roughly similar blueprint to other documents.
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