Sentence examples for helping measure from inspiring English sources

This is also true of trades like plumbing and carpentry, in which new technologies replaced a bunch of people who most likely stood around helping measure things and making sure everything worked correctly.

It was found that the thermal probe technique had potential to be a valuable tool in helping measure, manage and reduce the energy demand of buildings but that traditional solutions for probe length to radius ratios need revision before reliable results can be consistently achieved.

Mr. Farrell said salespeople would help measure customers if they could not remember their basic clothing measurements, but otherwise he expected most orders to be self-service.

She also wanted to help measure climate change.

That will help measure the effectiveness of the event, he added.

To help fill the pipe, Japan advanced $75 million to Russia this summer to help measure oil reservoirs along the rail route.

To help measure this, researchers developed a "Boredom Proneness Scale" in the 1980s.

The data from the gauges also help measure the gradual changes in patterns of drought and high water.

I.B.M. is making a computerized kiosk that will be placed in schools to help measure students' fitness levels.

The level of participation in the quiz will help measure the effort's effectiveness, Mr. Scott said.

A history lecturer was working on an excavation and asked some zoology people along to help measure bones.