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Meanings of approximately equal in English

Russian
приблизительное равенство
Spanish
equivalencia

Closeness in value, meaning or effect; relation in which difference can be neglected for practical purposes.

приблизительное равенство
Usage of approximately equal in English
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In one scenario, the parties had an approximately equal balance of power.
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2
When cone and rod photoreceptor dysfunction was present, it was approximately equal.
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3
Nerve membranes consist of an approximately equal mixture of lipids and proteins.
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4
These conditions leave the soil and subsoil of approximately equal porosity.
Dry-Farming : A System of Agriculture for Countries under a Low ...
5
Out of fifteen sea combats with approximately equal forces, the Americans gained twelve.
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6
These membrane-impermeable, pH-sensitive fluorophores initially entered a approximately equal to neutral endocytic compartment.
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7
To include men and women in approximately equal numbers is simply doing one's job.
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8
Each team pulled approximately equal weights; the front load being divided between two sledges.
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9
Egestion of ingested FITC-dextran commenced after a lag of approximately equal to 45 min.
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10
Their fortunes were thus approximately equal, and certainly the young widow attracted him greatly.
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11
The FEFsem and FEFsac terminal fields were of approximately equal density and total area.
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12
Three approximately equal meals seems to be a convenient division.
The Chemistry of Food and Nutrition
13
Age is an extremely important predictor of survival (P approximately equal to 0).
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14
Basically, I have followed two methods of singling out potential directors, with approximately equal success.
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On Neptune it is approximately equal to our own.
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What had changed was his previous manner, which had been approximately equal parts nervous and cheerful.
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Translations for approximately equal
Approximately equal through the time
Approximately equal across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common