Sentence examples for means for measuring from inspiring English sources

That's not to say that there weren't fascinating concepts discussed, and ideas presented, like this paper from Alexander Franks and Andrew Miller, which attempts to devise a means for measuring individual defensive value.

Attitudinal surveys provide a means for measuring the importance of qualitative factors in travel behavior.

Like the air that surrounds us, standards are ubiquitous and have been used for centuries as a means for measuring, valuing, and obtaining consensus around matters of import.

The polymeric split Hopkinson pressure bar (PSHPB) apparatus is introduced as a means for measuring the high strain rate (1000 2500 s−1) compressive properties of soft tissues.

Unlike using concept map as a navigation tool in hypertext environments (Puntambekar and Stylianou 2003), or a means for measuring content understanding (Herl et al. 1999), we consider the community topic map of ROS as a conclusive presentation for community-based learning resources, combined with topics (concepts) existed among the learners of a learning domain.

The application space for ion mobility is vast, not only as a means for extraordinarily high throughput separations integrated with MS detection but also as a means for measuring ion structure and physical properties thereof.

It is meant for measuring flow in PFBR primary pump and also at the outlets of the fuel sub-assemblies to detect flow blockage.

Singh was well aware that a significant part of the new revenue was meant for measures related to safety.

Standardized tests have become a golden mean for measuring efficacy and mastery, and a "dog-eat-dog" mentality pervades the entire NYC public school system.

We use a Binomial sampling model, with mean, for measuring the abundance of shared genes (i,j), between species.

The standard response means for the measures are of the same magnitude as the effect size.