Sentence examples for and measure in the from inspiring English sources

He is "as it were a standard and measure" in the sense that his views should be regarded as authoritative by other members of the community.

Arguably, however, Descartes' work on enumeration, order, and measure in the Rules provides the conceptual machinery necessary for establishing a 'mathematical' physics—a conceptual machinery that is carried over to the Principles (Smith 2003, 2010a).

Micro-macro thinking involves being able to analyze dynamic processes and interactions on a microscopic level and establish co-relations to the outcomes which we can see and measure in the macroscopic world.

We see this model as a better fit for how marketing leaders conceive, execute and measure in the 21st century for three key reasons: It puts the customer at the center of marketing; it involves the entire brand experience; and it describes an ongoing relationship.

The basis of many such process skills includes being able to observe and analyze dynamic processes and interactions on a microscopic level and establish co-relations to the outcomes which we can "see" and measure in the real world or a macroscopic world.

For zeta potential measurements, samples were diluted with 0.1 mM KCl and measured in the automatic mode.

Our young people are now among the most over-tested and measured in the world.

The Japanese team looks more composed and measured in the passing game.

In Nassau County, 550 stations are operating today, compared with 1,130 30 years ago, said Glenn F. Powell, assistant director of weights and measures in the Office of Consumer Affairs.

While the British were reforming their weights and measures in the 19th century, the Americans were just adopting units based on those discarded by the act of 1824.

These learning dimensions are explained and measured in the Parent's Pad section.