Sentence examples for by that length from inspiring English sources

A session then that was already to be elongated by the statutory addition of half an hour was extended further when the England innings was ended slightly less than 30 minutes before tea, bringing the scheduled interval forward by that length of time.

Chelsea's hopes were lifted by that length spell of added time, but they were dashed by that moment of magic from Cisse that ensures Newcastle's dream lives on.

When each component of the vector is divided by that length, the new vector will be a unit vector pointing in the same direction.

For example, a typical realist about length measurement would argue that the empirical regularities displayed by individual objects' lengths when they are ordered and concatenated are best explained by assuming that length is an objective property that has an extensive structure (Swoyer 1987: 271 4).

Thermometers function by relating an unobservable quantity, temperature, to an observable quantity, expansion (or length) of a fluid or gas in a glass tube; that is, thermometers measure temperature by assuming that length is a function of temperature: length = $f$(temperature).

With mechanical probing by nanoindentation we show that length scales can be defined by volume to surface ratio with connectivity to dislocation evolution.

If you are given the length of the longer leg (opposite the 60-degree angle,) multiply that length by 2/Sqrt(3) to find the length of the hypotenuse.

Then we only "opened" the driver for 3-4 duringuring DD, by feeding food for that length of time.

The length of the top nanotubes is determined by the length that the interpore region is dissolved, and this transformed length is calculated by the multiplication of the interpore dissolution rate and the anodization time.

AUDPC was calculated using the trapezoidal method by determining the average disease rating for each temporally adjacent pair of measurements, multiplying that by the length of the time interval, and then summing across all intervals (Madden et al. 2007).

This can be explained by observing that the length of a clump (in terms of number of characters) is not taken into account by our approximation.