Sentence examples for be devised to measure from inspiring English sources

A new Richter scale may have to be devised to measure the mass audience lip-trembling.

These relations can be applied to the navigational problem of position finding if an instrument can be devised to measure acceleration and then to convert it successively to velocity and to position.

Thus, we suggest that a standard method be devised to measure TIL densities for clinical applications.

A simple experiment could be devised to measure the rates of ATP to ADP turnover, and compare this to other lipid or protein kinases.

By more closely mimicking real-world situations, dynamic situations could be devised to measure the extent to which these results would generalize to moving scenes.

Experimental procedures will need to be devised to measure not only the rate of exchange but also the quantities of exchanged material.

A temperature-measuring device with anti-electromagnetic interference was devised to measure the temperature of Ti 46Al 6Nb (at.%), steel and aluminium (Al) ingots.

In neither case has a universally adopted method yet been devised to measure similarity in a reliable and precise way; perhaps none can be, simply since there are so many different aspects of physical and linguistic or semantic similarity.

A lot of sophisticated-sounding benchmarks have been devised to measure their performance, such as the Sharpe ratio, which compares the volatility of a portfolio with its excess return (over the risk-free rate).But the authors propose a very simple measure, first suggested by Paul Myners, a minister in Britain's last Labour government.

However, an improved laser system is devised to measure missile speed in ballistic impact experiments (Starratt et al. 2000).

An in vitro model was devised to measure the transfer, and a factorial design was applied to identify the main factors affecting the transfer.