Sentence examples similar to built in measuring from inspiring English sources

It has given museum officials the chance to build in measures to safeguard the collection.

That means there may be a chance to build in measures to safeguard the collection and perhaps to rethink how many artifacts ought to be placed on the main floor, which is 68 feet below the memorial plaza.

Electronic compass and gyroscope sensors are built in to measure the mobile platform azimuth and feedback for platform orientation control.

Use a device to measure your infant's length (height) that has a stationary headboard and adjustable footboard (doctors' offices have these or you can make one on your baby's changing table. Some changing tables have a built-in measuring tape as well. Find a partner to help with this measurement.

The Paper Clip Strategy avoids that pitfall because it is a built-in measuring system.

It measures rib cage excursions for respiratory rate (RR) and an ECG to measure interbeat intervals to calculate heart rate variability (HRV); a built in thermometer measures skin temperature on the chest.

A one-story kitchen addition, built in 1961 1962 and measuring about 21 by, extends from the northwest side of the original 1855 house.

One of the most striking measures of voters' engagement has been Mr. Obama's fund-raising, built in large measure on small donations made over the Internet.

By utilizing commercial pressure cookers with built in safety measures, OttoClave limits risks associated with using unregulated, low-end pressure vessels.

In her remarks yesterday, Halley explored ideas about how HLS should confront, acknowledge and judge its historic debt to the slaveholder and the inescapable fact that the school was built, in some measure, with money derived from the fruits of slave labor.

The Bartlett pool, built in 1904, measures 20 by 7 yards.