Sentence examples for exactly measured from inspiring English sources

The mix is just right: a bittersweet cocktail exactly measured.

Examining the statute, we find that whatever is granted is exactly measured as a physical thing, not as an abstract right.

Quantum mechanics demonstrated, according to Heisenberg, that the momentum (p) and position (x) of a particle could not both be exactly measured simultaneously.

"The Constitution serves human values, and while the effect of the reliance on Roe cannot be exactly measured, neither can the certain costs of overruling Roe for people who have ordered their thinking and living around that case be dismissed".

In my judgment of the retrospective, I did make exceptions for Homer's watercolors, whose translucency coaxed fully sensuous expressiveness from him, and for some late paintings of crashing waves that with their exactly measured, explosive force outdo Friedrich, Courbet, and even Turner.

But the data he offers as support isn't exactly measured.

This can be calculated, but it means that you are not exactly measuring the luminosity function in some nice, well defined volume of space.

Après Après-Ski Jackson's image may trade on the mythology of the Wild West, but the night life doesn't exactly measure up.

It's impossible to exactly measure what per cent of our time is spent connected to the Internet: texting, shopping, surfing, browsing, sleeping.

Sports do not exactly measure up against the bravery of Representative John Lewis, Democrat of Georgia, who was beaten during the civil rights era.

Also, though median home price is a solid gauge of a real estate market, it doesn't exactly measure the top prices in an area.