Sentence examples for and metered in a from inspiring English sources
They're tightly rhymed and metered in a way that sometimes feels by-the-numbers.
The aqueous phase is separated in a second dual-conical gravitational phase separator, and 30 μl of it is entrapped and metered in a sample loop (SL) and subsequently introduced via air segmentation into the graphite tube for analyte quantification.
Sawdey called it a "pretty outstanding verse," with "his own voice never overpowering the sparse atmosphere, his rhymes measured and metered in a way that fits the song perfectly", while James Shotwell of Under the Gun Review said "Grande is a treat, but I think it's Big Sean who steals the show".
Only a few companies generate electric power, and it can be metered in a way that dodgy cash transactions cannot.
LambdaStar proposed a 75-year lease of the parking garages and meters, in exchange for an upfront payment of $215 million, or else a 50-year lease for $195 million.
AUSTRIAN JUMPER WINS AGAIN Gregor Schlierenzauer of Austria ski-jumped 203.5 and 205 meters in a World Cup meet in Bad Mitterndorf, Austria, for his 29th career title.
As is displayed in Fig. 23a, the starting position of the tip of the probe was in the middle of the two targets and three meters in a perpendicular direction from an imaginary line that connects the cones.
Simulations are conducted and the results show that the proposed algorithms can successfully detect all the fraudulent consumers and discover faulty smart meters in a neighborhood area network.
Snow can fall more than a meter at a time during a single storm in flat areas, and meters at a time in rugged terrain, such as mountains.
The purpose of the current study is to prospectively assess the repeatability, reproducibility, and comparability of subjective and objective intraocular forward scattering measured by the straylight meter and the PSF meter in an ophthalmologically normal population.
Tighten the focus and intricate details emerge: the mechanical meter in a taxi, a hand-painted mustache on a driver, the brass fixtures of a fire engine's water pump.
