Sentence examples for grain measure from inspiring English sources

Although the concept of weights and measures today includes such factors as temperature, luminosity, pressure, and electric current, it once consisted of only four basic measurements: mass (weight), distance or length, area, and volume (liquid or grain measure).

Thus the same word in old Chinese means "wine bowl," "grain measure," and "bell".

When feeding your horse grain, measure out the correct amount of the pellet dewormer using the included scoop or a measuring spoon.

The other half of an official's salary consisted of unhusked grain and husked grain measured in hu (觳, approximately 20 L / 676 oz); since one hu of unhusked grain was equal to 100 coins and one hu of husked grain was equal to 160 coins, the conversion ratio for unhusked grain to husked grain was 10 to 6 (see table below).

The microstructure consists primarily of regions containing grains measuring in the range 30 70 nm.

Specific surface areas of clean calcite grains measuring 125 250 and 25 53 μm by BET method were reported as 1700 and 2100 cm2/g (Sanz et al. 2011), respectively.

Specific surface areas of clean analcite grains measuring 63 75, 45 63, and 32 45 μm by BET method were reported as 1700 and 2100 cm2/g, respectively (Savage et al. 1999).

Time variations of sample positions of the sub-millimeter-sized grains measured in the present study are shown in Fig. 1.

Also, the surface areas of calcite grains measuring 100 200 μm by BET method were reported as 662 cm2/g according to Pokrovsky et al. (2005).

The specific surface areas of clean K-feldspar and quartz grains measuring 50 100 μm were reported as 1030, 1450, and 830 cm2/g, respectively, and the specific surface area of clean quartz grains measuring 50 100 μm was reported as 1000 cm2/g (Harouiya and Oelkers 2004).

The specific surface areas of clean K-feldspar and quartz grains measuring 50 100 μm by BET method were reported as 955 and 945 cm2/g, respectively (Harouiya and Oelkers 2004), that for K-feldspar grains measuring 50 100 μm was 1400 cm2/g (Alekseyev et al. 1997).