Sentence examples for matching yardstick from inspiring English sources

The star lot is a set of George IV Imperial Standard bronze alloy measures and matching yardstick for the County of Westmorland.

But if a blacks v whites match provides a useful yardstick of societal progress, we should examine it carefully.

Figure 2 shows the power of the tests as functions of the number of matched pairs with the usual yardsticks of 80%and90%0% power marked in for reference.

However, if the two limited-overs matches are any yardstick, there should be considerably more pace and bounce than in the first two Tests.

Use measuring tape or a yardstick to get your dimensions to match your design.

We always get asked about yardsticks – and that was two equally matched teams out there".

How accurately, for example, does the visually perceived size of an object match its physical size as measured (e.g., with a yardstick)?

Measuring the energies needed for electron transitions, a much easier task, would provide a yardstick of the nuclear transitions if, as in these experiments, the two energy levels are matched.

By any reasonable yardstick this match was unfair.

OkCupid allows users to get a little bit more in depth; not only are there standard categories to fill in (a self-summary, lists of interests and hobbies), there's also a huge selection of user generated questions, the answers to which give you and other users a unique "match percentage", a rudimentary yardstick by which to judge your potential compatibility.

Having kept faith with a large proportion of the squad that won Telford promotion, Watson has been patient, preferring to use the standard managerial yardstick of not making any assessment until 10 matches have been played.