Sentence examples for a constant measure from inspiring English sources

When government talks about absolute poverty, they do the same calculation but using the median income in 2010-11 to give a constant measure over time.

Martin Harrison notes that this workmanship is all done by the artist's eye, and with no use of a constant measure, as indicated by the marks made by the chisel, minute irregularities, and slight bends in the lattice work.

From these data, we interpreted that limb-length discrepancy expressed as the ratio of the length of the long (usually normal) limb and of the shortened limb is a constant measure.

The only condition is that the computational budget cannot exceed a constant measuring the hardness of the benchmark function set.

The measurements were performed with calibrated calliper of Harpenden type, ie. with a constant measuring pressure 10p/mm, in accordance with established guidelines.

Mean BMI rather than exact values was used to get a more reliable plot as BMI varies with individuals, but mean value is a rather constant measure.

The cantilevers used (OTR4 and MLCT) had a spring constant measured by the thermal noise method [ 47] ranging from 0.01 to 0.5 N/m.

We create a constant quality measure of the land price, house price.

Unlike tracking heart rate or perceived intensity, which can vary based on fatigue or environmental conditions, power is a constant, exact measure of the work an athlete is doing.

If the DN, as delineated during rest, is unaffected by any previous brain state, then both resting scans should have the same DN spatial pattern, as well as a constant FC measure through time.

These work by bouncing pulses of light off targets — since light travels at a constant speed, measuring the amount of time it takes for these pulses to return tells you the distance they traveled, data which can be used to build what an object looks like in three dimensions.