Sentence examples for compelling measurement from inspiring English sources

Millikan oil-drop experiment, first direct and compelling measurement of the electric charge of a single electron.

Other accomplishments in physics included a compelling measurement of the speed of sound (showing that sound travels at the same speed, no matter the nature of its pitch), and the first satisfactory interpretation of the Pascalian barometry experiment.

These results are particularly compelling, because measurement of such a long-known biomarker as butyrylcholinesterase is inexpensive and routinely available in most laboratories.

Thus, there is compelling evidence from several measurement streams to show that the terrestrial ecosystem sink is persistent and large [e.g., 7, 37] and that most of this has been into forests including in the tropics [e.g., 40].

Bill Gates made a splash last week with a compelling case for accurate measurement and clear goals in the fight against global poverty, hunger and infectious disease.

Casein content is not advisable as an alternative to protein content as a selection criterion for cheese yield improvement; it does not have any compelling advantages and its measurement is costly.

Interferometry measurements provide compelling evidences that the mechanisms responsible for the generations of the layer-type and clump-type plasma structures are, respectively, very likely ion convergence of tidal wind shear in a thin region and the wind shear associated with propagating gravity wave (Chu et al. 2013).

The measurements provide compelling new evidence that local traffic pollution is adding to regional smog and threatening the health of more than 1 million Southern Californians who live within a few hundred feet of a freeway.

Finally, there is a compelling reason for TL measurements in diagnosing telomeropathies (Armanios, 2009; Calado … Young, 2009; Walne et al., 2012).

The presence of Ca Mn interactions is supported also by compelling evidence from EXAFS measurements obtained at the Ca and Sr edges of Sr-substituted PS II.

This paper reports a novel CMOS sensor of compelling design simplicity for the measurement of both in-plane magnetic field components Bx and By at the same location.