Sentence examples for finding ways to measure from inspiring English sources

The tools they use such as in-depth-interviews, polling based research and testable measurements or evaluations could be very helpful in finding ways to measure weather good chemistry is real, how it can be created and how much of an impact it can have.

But finding ways to measure emotional awareness — never mind its effects — is tricky.

Wineland and Haroche won the physics Nobel for finding ways to measure quantum particles without destroying them – something previously thought impossible.

In Bristol I met someone from the Happy City initiative, which is finding ways to measure wellbeing and discovering the best means of enhancing it.

Areas of interest include helping people control their identity even as technologies such as facial recognition become more widely used, and finding ways to measure how automation impacts the well-being of workers, not just company profits and GDP.

"Basically, I study topological objects using geometric techniques," Abouzaid said, adding that a simplified example of his work is finding ways to measure objects, such as a coffee mug or a donut, with the techniques one would use to measure objects with a more geometric shape.

Find ways to measure white-collar productivity.

As veterans find themselves skirmishing with the law, judges are increasingly finding ways to provide them with a measure of leniency.

Mr. Bremer said in an interview before leaving the country that Iraq's return to normality would depend, in some measure, on finding ways to heal the psychological scars suffered under Mr. Hussein.

And for Twitter to be a long-term safe bet, it has to be firing on all cylinders, which includes finding ways to do a better job of building, measuring, and monetizing its audience.

Myriad studies show that setting goals, finding ways to get them done and implementing measures of success — otherwise known as accountability — is  a core element to the most innovative and successful businesses.