Sentence examples for common measurements from inspiring English sources

The two most common measurements are particulate matter measuring 2.5 micrometres or less, known as PM2.5; and larger particles measuring 10 micrometres, known as PM10.

The crash of the Air France supersonic Concorde brought down a plane that by common measurements can hardly be profitable, given its high maintenance costs, daunting fuel bills, little passenger space, and no cargo.

[C14.] Role Seems to Remain for Concorde The July 25 crash of the Air France supersonic Concorde brought down a plane that by common measurements can hardly be profitable, given its high maintenance costs, daunting fuel bills, little passenger space and no cargo.

Traffic patterns and quantities, and device state are common measurements.

There is also the need to set common measurements and control policies for smart applications.

This heterogeneity influences common measurements of the randomness of the polymerization process.

A common measurement of obesity is body mass index, which takes into account weight and height.

It creeps in, she says, when researchers use a common measurement technique, the rating scale, to compare different people's subjective experiences.

(A catty of shark fin, a common measurement in Hong Kong markets which amounts to just over one pound, makes ten servings of soup).

Brian Richter, director of global fresh water strategies for The Nature Conservancy, a global nonprofit group that is trying to disseminate the more comprehensive standard, says the most common measurement simply factors in the blue water.

"We've challenged our competitors to come up with a common measurement," said a Three spokesman.