Sentence examples for its readings from inspiring English sources
"its readings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to refer to the interpretations or measurements taken from a particular source or piece of information. Here is an example: "The book's title is ambiguous and its readings can be interpreted in multiple ways."
Designed to be used with an iPad, it's completely naked, sending its readings via Bluetooth to be displayed instead in the requisite Drop Kitchen app (downloadable for free).
But beginning on July 1, for the first time, it will have its own space for its readings, workshops and works-in-progress that involve the audience in question-and-answer sessions.
You may use a hydrometer with a different calibration as long as it comes with a reference chart to convert its readings into salinity.
Still, Ec10, as it is known at Harvard, is hardly neutral -- in its readings or its lectures -- and its point of view contributes a good deal to his importance.
The work has, therefore, an autonomy which cannot be substituted by anything else or, to put it another way, the work is always in excess of its readings, its meanings are always more than its interpretations.
It's got Bluetooth 4.0 connectivity built-in, connecting and transmitting its readings to a mobile device within 200 feet.
While its Reading counterpart braved the downpours, Leeds festival basked in three days of unexpected baking sunshine.
Photo: Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democrat of New York, visited Taylor Elementary School yesterday in Arlington, Va., to discuss its "Reading Across America" program.
I've tasted the new Laithwaites range twice this year: once at its Reading HQ and then again at the recent press bash in London.
In the last three years, TNS has cut its Reading Recovery program, lost its assistant principal and its half-time math and literacy coaches and increased class size in every grade.
BG has 1,500 between its North Sea operations and its Reading headquarters.
