Sentence examples for a measuring of from inspiring English sources

"The test isn't the end, it's a measuring of a student's ongoing progress.

Like two worlds colliding... .. There's a catch in his voice discussing Nelson, a measuring of language, a desire not to slate the town where his parents still live, but not to don rose-tinted lenses either for a place where horizons were limited, opportunities more so, and racism "absolutely everywhere".

"White Egrets" is also a reckoning with a lifetime's artistic practice, a measuring of the self against immortals: Wyatt, Surrey and Clare among poets, and among artists (for Walcott is also an accomplished painter, though severe in his judgment of himself) Mantegna, Crivelli and Sarto, Hals, Rubens and Rembrandt.

The past results of sales strategies and a measuring of today's sales leads will make it easier to predict tomorrow's revenues.

But it is more precise as a measuring of the ecological footprint of a project and its outcome reflects a lot better the consequences of construction.

Predications that in some way indicate a measuring of a subject are divided into those that measure time (e.g., in 'Socrates came yesterday,'yesterdayay' tells us the pertinent time) and those that indicate place.

Kohout, M. A measure of electron localizability.

a measure of freedom.

A measure of wealth.

(A curie is a measure of radioactivity).

There is also a measure of anxiety.