Sentence examples for could measure in from inspiring English sources

"I wish I could measure, in buckets, how much I sweated here," he said.

Dylan would covertly push a forefinger against the metal, wondering if he could measure in the tackiness of the ink the tag's vintage.

Thirty years later, psychologists could measure in which set of counties the resulting young adults are more creative, self-confident, law-abiding, prosperous, and happy.

You just know that if Mr. Shuster had said that Michelle Obama was "pimped out" by her husband's campaign, you could measure in microseconds how long it would have taken the Revs.

Progress was something you could measure in our neighborhood: how fast the second floor of your house went up, how quickly you acquired the accoutrements of middle-class life.

The researchers, who report their findings in the current issue of Nature, looked at as many features as they could measure in 31 species of hoverflies — like antenna length, abdomen length and abdomen width.

Thus, a single baseline could measure information in multiple orientations by taking repeated measurements, a technique called Earth-rotation synthesis.

As Mars rotated, bringing different areas into view of the telescope, the scientists could measure variations in the concentrations.

Thus, we could measure configurations in a full-factorial design set from a screening design set.

"You could measure carboxyhemoglobin in the blood.

This system could measure changes in oxyHb levels at a depth of 2 3 cm below the scalp [29].