Sentence examples for common measuring from inspiring English sources

Direct intensity measurements of the luminescent emission are, due to their simplicity, a very common measuring principle.

His pop megasuccess was serendipitous, explicable by no common measuring sticks.

We'll never know where we are or how far we have to go until we have one common measuring stick.

The instinct is to treat rankings as what they are—spreadsheets that shoehorn very different schools into a common measuring standard.

Before the standardization of units of measurements, here was an example of instructions for a 16th-century measuring rod: "Take 16 men, short and tall ones as they leave church and let each of them put one shoe after the other and the length thus obtained shall be a just and common measuring rod to survey the land with" (from "Snapshots in Time," //www.nist.gov/public_affairs/kids/snapshots.htm).htm

Analysis of droplet sizes in more complex structures like double emulsions is currently a challenge for common measuring techniques (e.g. laser diffraction).

PCT was the most common measured in five studies each with a different gold standard.

To test this, I used a common measure of economic inequality called the Gini coefficient.

By one common measure, the city has only 1.2 acres of city parkland for every 1,000 residents.

In 1997, President Bill Clinton also tried to create a common measure of performance in order to spur higher achievement.

Two of the most common measures were to enhance psychological health by group work and providing individual services.