Sentence examples for has ever measured from inspiring English sources

The San Jose, Calif.-based company that produces television replay machines said the Jackson-Timberlake finale was the most replayed moment not only of the Super Bowl, but of all TV moments that the company has ever measured in the two years it has been making such measurements.

For one thing, no one has ever measured concentrations of antibiotics in nature which are lethal to bacteria.

"There is a whole new set of metrics that no one has ever measured," said Greg Skibiski, chief executive of Sense.

Though no one has ever measured how much of Kolkata's food comes from the landfill site, it is an open secret that the city's markets are stocked with produce from Dhapa.

No trip I have since taken in my life has ever measured up to the ideal presented therein by Prof. W. W. Sherman's journey, in the custom-fitted luxury of his impossible balloon house, to the nonexistent, never-existed, long-vanished island of Krakatoa.

Some researchers suspect magnetic forces do the job, but no one has ever measured a protoplanetary disk's magnetic intensity.

"This is the first time we have ever measured a wave of 19 meters.

It's impossible, in the hottest year that humans have ever measured, to feel optimistic.

This, the pollsters say, is probably the most stable trend they have ever measured.

"We've been doing polling for 56 years, and the current rating of the governor, 70percentt disapproval, is equivalent to the lowest job rating we have ever measured for an elected official," said Mark DiCamillo, director of the Field (California) Poll.

"No other study had ever measured the effects of bats' insect consumption in a natural forest," said Dr. Kalka, who had been among the first to realize the importance of bats in controlling insects on plants, after he observed them with night vision cameras.