Sentence examples for By measure from inspiring English sources

By measure (or composite measure) we mean a set of items that are thought to represent the same latent concept (e.g., depressive symptoms).

In an instant, the Italians had self-destructed by measure of a simple, unforced error.

"It would be easier to understand us by measure of our corporate value," Mr. Son said.

As a mass-appeal phenomenon, the N.B.A. suffered a descent that has been, at least by measure of public perception, parallel to the Bulls'.

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But by measure of regular churchgoers and those professing themselves as devout believers, the country remains one of the most deeply Catholic countries anywhere.

Kern et al. [ 4] found that a "wide measure-by-measure variation in accuracy threatens the validity of electronic reporting".

For this section, since there's not an easy way to represent staff music or tablature on WikiHow, we're going to proceed measure-by-measure.

Since G acts in M by measure-preserving biholomorphisms, its action induces a unitary representation of G in L 2 O (M ).

However, model performance varied by measure of performance, season, and location.

The Standard DHS are nationally-representative household surveys conducted periodically by Measure DHS in several developing countries.