Sentence examples for convenient measuring from inspiring English sources

Newly developed exposimeters allow convenient measuring of personal exposure from multiple sources of RF-EMF in the everyday environment.

Knowing these barriers and taking convenient measures is necessary for the development and deployment of RES.

The 'attenuation index' is used as a relevant and convenient measure of the coupled transport mechanisms.

The average Earth-Sun distance, which originally defined the astronomical unit (AU), provides a convenient measure for distances within the solar system.

At one extreme, the "swot" works incredibly hard, often because of parental pressures, but chiefly because they regard exams as a convenient measure of self-worth.

At the base are the genes that prescribe the distinguishing traits of each of the species.A convenient measure of biodiversity is the number of species.

The structures are compared in order to determine the degree of structure similarity which is assumed as a convenient measure of concordance between development objectives considered.

Although kernel extensions are a convenient measure for system management, it is well established that they make the system prone to rootkit attacks and kernel exploitation as they share the single memory space with the rest of the kernel.

It is concluded that the ratio of label captured from specifically labelled [14C]glucose is a valid and convenient measure of the relative rates of oxidation of the different positional carbon atoms within the supplied respiratory substrate.

The multidisciplinary approach proved to be useful: in fact, besides giving a summary of the causes of the event, it helps to formulate convenient measures aimed to the restoration of the monument.

This increase in RH is a convenient measure of the thickness of the adsorbed macromolecules [65].