almost everywhere

American  

noun

Mathematics.

1. everywhere in a given set except on a subset with measure zero. a.e.

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Example Sentences

He recalls that Sangha took her uncle Paul Sing with her almost everywhere she went.

From BBC

Water is present almost everywhere.

From Science Daily

"Faults can be found almost everywhere. Faults in the shallow subsurface are usually stable, so we do not expect shock movements to occur along them," explains Dr. Ylona van Dinther, who led the study.

From Science Daily

By a century later, it was outlawed, at least formally, almost everywhere.

From Salon

A heat advisory is in place along the coast but almost everywhere else across the region is under a more serious heat warning, with temperatures Thursday expected to hover in the 90s inland from the coast, and somewhere between 100 and 109 degrees in the valleys, lower mountains, farther inland and the Antelope Valley.

From Los Angeles Times