It'll approximate that shape. We do this for real in the test tube.

In those cases, this report only describes the approximate location of the settlement.

These increases represent an approximate 7 million (25 percent) increase in the value of benefits.

In the title of the table, replace (approximate) LD50 LC50 with acute toxicity estimates (ATE) .

Date for concluding the work of the Committee, order and approximate dates of consideration of items

In all, the total requirements arising from the draft resolution are estimated to approximate 80 million.

(iii) The approximate date of decay or re entry, if States are capable of verifying that information

Obstacles continue to restrict the printing of textbooks and complementary bibliographies, with an approximate value of 3,860,000.

And over the course of the next half year, he slowly learned to approximate the proper adult form, water.

Approximate collection rate of 11 sheep per hour, which would make a working wage of 69 cents per hour.

Now of course there are other moves, but with vast computers we approximate and come close to the optimal solution.

(a) The following were financed with resources from the Trust Fund for UNCITRAL Symposia (numbers of participants are approximate only)

Attach a general description of the prospecting programme, including the date of commencement and the approximate duration of the programme.

Acute toxicity values are expressed as (approximate) LD50 (oral, dermal) or LC50 (inhalation) values or as acute toxicity estimates (ATE).

Apart from the death toll and human costs, the approximate annual worldwide financial cost of road accidents is estimated at 500 billion.

Each country specific CGE model is coupled with a microsimulation method to enable the inclusion of survey data to better approximate the effects of inequality and poverty.

Many people have suddenly become very hesitant about using the term multicultural society. Or they hesitate to use it approvingly, as a desirable ideal that social reality should at least approximate.

The expenditures shown for each of the organizational priorities are approximate, and do not include expenditures for general or unattributed advocacy, programme support and cross sectoral activities, which often support specific priority areas.

ECLAC and UNDP recently joined forces to develop instruments to approximate the impact of macroeconomic and external shocks on labour and household incomes through the use of a computable general equilibrium (CGE) model.

And I think if we can just admit that we're all trying to approximate the truth of our own communities, it will make for a much more nuanced and a much more interesting conversation.

This wasn't meant to be provocative or important, but we put together these Fab Labs. It's about 20,000 dollars in equipment that approximate both what the 20 million dollars does and where it's going.

That's based on diet intake surveys, it's based on levels of obesity, it's based on a range of factors that gives you an approximate guess as to how much food is actually going into people's mouths.

The Committee is expected to use its best efforts to draw up comprehensive lists of missing persons of both communities, specifying whether they are alive or dead, and in the latter case the approximate time of death.

But if that is what the term awash with liquidity means, then its widespread use today is simply a reflection of the high asset prices that we already have. It could even be called an approximate synonym for bubbly.

Once these risks are identified and prioritised, a more detailed and focused assessment on how to improve the reliability of specific munition natures could be undertaken and an approximate cost estimate to implement this increase in reliability could be determined.

In each biennium, an approximate amount of 2 million is allocated to the trade and development sector, implemented by UNCTAD, and in support of the objectives outlined in the UNCTAD X Plan of Action and the São Paulo Consensus adopted at UNCTAD XI.

It shall at the beginning of the session adopt a programme of work indicating, if possible, a target date for the conclusion of its work, the approximate dates of consideration of items and the number of meetings to be allocated to each item.

After having conducted all the analyses and the discussions of the samples collected, the Mission's experts came to the conclusion that it had most likely been an explosion above ground, and that the explosive used was trinitrotoluene (TNT) having an approximate weight of 1,000 kilograms.

But that is the point most physicists and students have lost sight of the distinction between the approximate and the exact. We can certainly learn something about chaotic systems without actually solving the equations, but if an old fashioned mathematician demanded that a student predict where that ball was heading, the student would inevitably fail.

The Committee recommends that the State party endeavour to include in its next periodic report at least an approximate evaluation of the ethnic and linguistic composition of its population as well as of the number of non citizens and, in this connection, draws the attention of the State party to paragraph 8 of its reporting guidelines, as well as to its general recommendation XXIV (1999).

In such case, while the damages may not be determined by mere speculation or guess, it will be enough if the evidence show the extent of the damages as a matter of just and reasonable inference, although the result be only approximate. The Panel recognizes that there are inherent difficulties in attempting to place a monetary value on damaged natural resources, particularly resources that are not traded in the market.

The Chairman drew the Committee's attention to two documents issued under agenda item 116 draft provisional guidelines on approximate dates for the consideration of items by the Fourth Committee at the sixty first session of the General Assembly (A C.4 60 WP.1) and the non paper approved by the Committee on 11 March 2005 on revitalization of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee (Fourth Committee) (A C.4 60 WP.2).