Sentence examples for figures to measure from inspiring English sources

Use these figures to measure and cut the exterior trim molding.

Economists rely on inflation-adjusted figures to measure movements in real wages.

The study used police figures to measure crime rates in a three-mile radius around campuses.

There are no official figures to measure what some suspect is a problem that is under the radar.

After the war, McNamara contemplated a return to Harvard, but when he and his wife were briefly stricken with bouts of polio, he accepted a better-paying offer at Ford Motor Co. McNamara joined a coterie of young aides hired by Chairman Henry Ford II to shake up the firm with statistical analysis, the rigorous use of figures to measure trends and improve systems.

But despite their division dominance, the Twins don't figure to measure up to the Athletics, who swept a three-game series from the Twins during their 20-game winning streak, then took two of three a week later with successive shutouts.

A total of 18 T-type thermocouples were placed on the outer surface of the OHP as shown in Figure 1 to measure the wall temperatures of the OHP. Figure 1 shows the locations of these thermocouples.

Recommendation results are depicted in Figure 17, to measure the recommendation effectiveness we count the number of correctly predicted link creations, which account for the number of successful recommendations in this setting.

The average household size, a figure used to measure overcrowding, was 3.4 for the area, compared with 2.97 citywide.

Laser trapped beads were bound to the trailing ends of motile actin filaments (Figure 2A) to measure the force at which forward motion stalled.

This clearly validates the range of concentration used previously (see Figure 3) to measure the combined effect of genistein and E2 on apoptosis.