Sentence examples for example to measure from inspiring English sources
This technology can be integrated into wearable medical devices, for example, to measure strap tension with the goal of monitoring proper wear of an orthotic brace.
Such an approach has been used, for example, to measure the effect of institutions on economic development20 or to assess the role of policy measures on sociopolitical outcomes21.
The characterisation of spatial variability in such images, for example, to measure of texture, is of great utility for the discrimination of land cover classes.
Delta's customers include the multinational mining company Imerys, which uses drones to survey sites in France and South Africa, for example to measure the volume of rock that has been extracted.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet France, with its revolutionary, republican spirit of egalité, likes to think of itself as a color-blind society, steadfastly refusing, for example, to measure race, ethnicity, or religion in its censuses.
France, with its revolutionary, republican spirit of egalité, likes to think of itself as a color-blind society, steadfastly refusing, for example, to measure race, ethnicity, or religion in its censuses.
Four other combined approaches present relatively neutral findings which relate, for example, to measured properties of supposedly complex spaces.
Don't, for example, try to measure how much you love your wife!
Joseph Dwyer, a Florida Institute of Technology lightning researcher, says: "It is an interesting idea, but much more work is needed to establish a connection between cosmic rays and lightning, for example, experiments to measure radio pulses and air showers simultaneously".
Some companies will find it less meaningful to track market share, for example, than to measure share of individual customer purchases a measure that counts participation in all channels.
His research focuses on how the justice system makes decisions – for example, how to measure judicial quality, and how judges improve with experience – and the effects of incarceration and other punishments on defendants, their families and communities.
