Sentence examples for for instance by measuring from inspiring English sources

Newtonian acceleration is understood in absolute space as the rate of change of absolute velocity, and is, according to Newtonian mechanics, in general measurable; for instance by measuring the height that the water ascends the sides of the bucket.

These values are usually predetermined by system experts, for instance, by measuring the performance of each component in isolation.

For instance, by measuring the diversity at chosen nodes in the phylogeny, it is possible to detect regions in the phylogeny where a trait (or a combination of traits) shows a higher variability than random expectations.

This fact implies that cells have access to positional information, for instance by measuring the local concentration of morphogens using a threshold, a concept introduced by Wolpert [ 515].

For nurses, attempts have been made to match the patients' demand for nursing care with nurse staffing supplies, for instance by measuring patient-related workload.

For instance, by measuring the discrepancy between PPI networks of healthy and diseased individuals it is possible to predict disease outbreak and progression [ 8].

But it is possible to nudge the revolution along — for instance, by changing how we measure the value of food.

The set shows, for instance, that, measuring by the share of income going to the top ten per cent of households, the United States is a good deal more unequal than Europe and China; less unequal than sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East, India, and Brazil; and about even with Russia.

Third, upward mobility rates – measured, for instance, by the fraction of students who come from families in the bottom income quintile and reach the top quintile – vary substantially across colleges.

They are making a giant lump of Play-Doh for Mr. Koons, for instance, by using assorted tools to measure every nook and cranny of a small-scale model and then blowing up those measurements, a technique that dates back to the age of Greek and Roman sculpture.

The FSS is related to the exchange interaction between electrons and holes in the strong QD confinement [5 7] and can be measured for instance by using micro photoluminescence (PL) spectroscopy [8, 9].