She was around 5 feet tall, plus or minus a few inches.
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That's basically the weight of a postcard, plus or minus a few paperclips.
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After all, don't all adults walk around this earth looking plus or minus a few years of our actual age?
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When you read the British government's intelligence assessments, they predict, plus or minus a few details, exactly what happened after the war.
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The new delivery fee plus service fee add up to roughly what the old booking fee used to be — plus or minus a few dollars or cents.
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So far, the blog correctly predicted which month Josie Bates would get hitched and when John-David Duggar would get engaged, plus or minus a few days.
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You live with your mom who makes $17,000 a year, so your household income is right on the cusp of $20,000, plus or minus a few bucks.
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If you're an Aztec Secret late adopter and want to try it, it's sold by any of 50 different "storefronts" on Amazon, and prices there are pretty consistently $10 plus or minus a few cents.
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One of the trees in the grove, the Grizzly Giant, a massive, battered and gangly sequoia, is estimated to be 1,800 years old ("plus or minus a few centuries," according to the National Park Service).
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In each of these cases, just about 85 percent (plus or minus a few percentage points) were united that no one should lose their job because they expressed views that were to the left or to the right.
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This means that an investor from Chicago is roughly as likely to invest in a Chicago-based company as an investor from Manhattan is to invest in a startup based in Brooklyn, plus or minus a few percent of variation.
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It'll cost you roughly the same (plus or minus a few hundred dollars, depending on the brand) as any other gaming laptop with a six-core 43th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, Nvidia RTX 2080 graphics card, 32GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 4K IPS LCD display.
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While it's impossible to spotlight all of the highlights from Spectral's 15 years worth of releases (134 at last count, plus or minus a few odd one-off catalog numbers), we asked each DJ appearing at this weekend's bash to pick one Spectral track that stands out in their collection.
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Examples of non-market impacts include the effects of climate change on ecosystems and human health. Alternative measures of aggregate impacts include the number of people affected, change in net primary productivity, and the number of systems undergoing change. With medium confidence, Smith et al. (2001) concluded that world gross domestic product (GDP) would change by plus or minus a few percent for a small increase in global mean temperature (up to around 2 °C above the 1990 temperature level).
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Smith et al. (2001) assessed the literature on the aggregate impacts of climate change. With medium confidence, they concluded that a small increase in global average temperature (up to 2 °C, measured against 1990 levels) would result in an aggregate market sector impact of plus or minus a few percent of world GDP. Smith et al. (2001) found that for a small to medium (2-3 °C) global average temperature increase, some studies predicted small net positive market impacts. Most studies they assessed predicted net damages beyond a medium temperature increase, with further damages for greater (more than 3 °C) temperature rises.
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