In describing existing measures with respect to these characteristics, we aimed to highlight areas of greater and lesser measurement density to help guide further measure development work.
Every four years is a further measure of this progress.
Lambert has two weeks to get a further measure of his squad before a tricky-looking debut at Preston.
In a further measure of the imbalance between supply and demand, the proportion of asking price paid in March was 96.2%, the highest since 2004.
2. In a further measure, Bentley will introduce a new powertrain offering a 40percentt improvement in fuel economy by 2012.
As a further measure of the impact of the shootings, relatives of victims asked news organizations not to mention the killers' names in anniversary articles.
It is a further measure of Labour's eclipse that this new party, which won 15 mandates, has pushed Labour into fourth place.
In 1997 the EU agreed to a further measure to enforce fiscal and budgetary discipline inside the euro zone.
In a further measure, the Chinese Olympic committee threatened to withdraw some of its athletes from training in England.
In a further measure of Brown's unpopularity, the research, by Work, also found that two-thirds of those surveyed would avoid him, compared to just under one-third (32%) who would dodge Cameron and just 3% who would avoid Clegg.
A further measure that Mr. Schäuble has been seeking since the spring is authorization to troll for information on the computers of terror suspects; he estimates there would be fewer than a dozen cases a year.
