Sentence examples for convert measurements from inspiring English sources

A digital tape measure makes it easier to quickly and accurately record and convert measurements.

In 1999, the $125 million Mars Climate Orbiter missed the planet because of failure to convert measurements from English units to metric, and the $165 million Mars Polar Lander crashed on the surface, possibly because of a faulty sensor.

Using their results, the U.S. astronomer Gerald M. Clemence in 1948 derived the equations needed to define a dynamical scale numerically and to convert measurements of the Moon's position into time values.

Math: Analyze patterns and relationships; perform operations using decimals (including rounding); solve problems involving fractions; interpret multiplication and division by 'scaling;' convert measurements; represent and interpret data; understand and use concepts of volume, area, perimeter; use coordinate points and the grid system to solve real world problems.

This is perhaps understandable historically, but vis-à-vis actual carbon, there is no such thing as ground truth: both field and LiDAR efforts rely on allometry to convert measurements into carbon estimates [10].

To convert measurements made on a wet-weight basis (wwb) to a dry-weight basis (dwb), the water content of all STPs was measured by near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy using a standard technique wherein water was extracted from the STPs using dry methanol.

Other new actions include the ability to convert between a variety of units from the "Measurement" and "Convert Measurement" actions; the ability to get the most recent set of imported photos from the Photos app using the "Get Last Import" action; and the ability to start recording video immediately in the "Take Video" action.

They then create their own astronomical units and debate the disadvantages and advantages of converting measurements into their units.

Converting measurements is easy using the following format in either search engine: pints in a gallon; centimeters in a foot.

This new paper and latest RSS adjustment once again highlight the challenges scientists face in converting measurements of atmospheric microwave emissions by satellites in orbit into a synthetic temperature estimate.

An approximate elastic model is derived that converts measurements of indentation depth as a function of the applied load in a microindentation experiment, to an estimate of the interfacial yield strength of a metal film on a ceramic substrate.