Sentence examples for call measurement from inspiring English sources

We also agree with the reviewer in that what we call "measurement error models" are known by a variety of different names in other fields.

Add 10 inches (25 cm) to your window width measurement above (Measurement A) and divide in half to get a length we'll call Measurement D. Transfer measurement D to your folded material.

It seems clear that quantum mechanics is fundamentally about atoms and electrons, quarks and strings, not those particular macroscopic regularities associated with what we call measurements of the properties of these things.

But it is difficult to take seriously the idea that different laws than those governing all other interactions should govern those interactions between system and apparatus that we happen to call measurements.

The durations of pulses and intervals used in the experiments are therefore not directly comparable to the call measurements given in Fig. 1A, which mark pulse beginning and end at 30% relative amplitude.

From these variant call measurements for the 1134 sample read pools, triplicate results were averaged, resulting in 378 final data points.

He argues against an assumption he calls "measurement accuracy realism", according to which measurable quantities have definite values in reality.

Measurement invariance (MI, also called measurement equivalence) means that a theoretical construct is measured in the same i.e., equivalent way in two or more groups.

In the same way, much of what is called measurement must be made by inference.

So the idea is, again, I have a matrix of same thing called measurement.

The tests were created by an organization called Measurement Inc., at a cost of about $1.9 million, the Charlotte Observer reported.