measure造句

Which we measure, experimentally.

You cannot measure darkness.

budget revenue measure

Do you measure productivity?

a stricken measure of flour.

How do we measure tension?

How do you measure success?

The salesperson should also measure your foot.

And it is a perverse measure.

Expulsion is the ultimate Party disciplinary measure.

So how does your shampoo measure up?

We measure rainfall by the millimeter.

If a measure has more than one aggregation function in its list of aggregations, then the measure is an asymmetric measure.

You can count and order, but not measure, ordinal data.

He found craftsmanship relatively easy to measure, while agility was the most difficult to measure in a useful way.

We use standardized tests to measure scholastic achievement.

Push-ups can help you measure muscular strength.

This measure may be an indicator of test effectiveness.

Humidity is a measure of moisture in the atmosphere.

We can't measure it over billions of years or over billions of light years, but we can measure it to very, very high precision in the laboratory.

The ground reinforcement is an important measure on the protection of surroundings in deep excavation.

Another big difference between production and benchmark workloads is what you choose to measure.

As a preventive measure, she had her ovaries and uterus removed last year.

In information theory, the average information content-a measure of nonrandom ness in a signal.

But the truest measure of their success is much simpler: flavor.

We were hoping not only to identify things we should measure, but also how we should measure and analyze the data, and what kinds of experiments might be most appropriate.

Even now, the wily Zimbabwean liberation hero seems to be outwitting his rivals, mediators and enemies in almost equal measure.

GDP will, of course, continue to be used as a measure of market activity - though hopefully the reforms that we propose will make it a better measure of that.

She recently had a double mastectomy as a preventative measure because both her parents had breast cancer.

In doing so the demand is essentially layered by probability using the milestones as a measure of that probability.

They place one about 30 centimeters in front of each headstone, using a shoe to help measure the distance.

Body fat doesn't vanish overnight and you may not see those small changes if you measure every day.

One measure of which route she intends to take will be her choice to succeed Mr Powell's loyal lieutenant, Richard Armitage, who also resigned this week.

It can measure the gamma rays that the uranium emits when it spontaneously breaks up in pieces and energy is released we call that fission.

A measure of a bond's maturity which takes into consideration the possibility that the issuer may call the bond before its maturity date.

The measure is seen by many economists as an important step toward ending an international credit crunch that could strangle global economic growth.

His naked eye can measure and transfer angles with great precision, miters join seamlessly, and his finishing work has earned him acclaim in local newspapers.

Whatever the bears' cycles mean to the animals, researchers who inadvertently tried to measure metabolism during a shivering bout would have gotten inflated Numbers for baseline hibernation he notes.

We are out here on a dedicated field campaign to measure the thickness of the ice to help calibrate and validate satellite thickness measurements in this period of advanced retreat.

In addition, assembly members will henceforth be barred from swapping parties on pain of losing their seat-a measure which suggests that Mr Chavez doubts the loyalty of some of his own supporters.

In this study, participants played a video game in which they defended themselves from attackers, and the number of bombs they chose to drop was a measure of aggression.

All these were of costly stones, of stone cut according to measure, sawed with saws, inside and outside; even from the foundation to the coping, and so on the outside to the great court.

Any solution [to Soviet economic malaise], however, is hostage to the crisis of authority, creating a catch-22 stalemate between perestroika and glasnost, between economics and politics: any measure to shore up the economy only fans public anger and reduces the authority of the Government.

Then, from the direction of the life cycle of the air conditioning cold and heat source, using 1GWh as a functional unit and a basis of selective plans to measure input and output, a system boundary under simplified and hypothetical conditions and a model frame are built;