Sentence examples for measure absolutely from inspiring English sources

"You can measure absolutely everything, but you need to make sure there's rationale behind what you're collecting".

This facility was designed to measure absolutely the rates of radiative proton and alpha capture reactions of astrophysical interest to a precision of ±20%, using inverse kinematics.

Indeed, since u is integrable, u dσ is a regular Borel measure absolutely continuous with respect to σ. Suppose {Qt,j} is a collection of balls having the properties (i) and (ii) of Lemma 4.1.

All concentrations, except that of CH, were measured absolutely using an appropriate calibration method.

For a general class of functional measures absolutely continuous with respect to a Gaussian functional measure, a sufficient condition for the dimensional reducibility is given.

(1) Here Lψ, p/d(T) is a function connected to the behavior of the Fourier transform of measures in the subclass of measures absolutely continuous with respect to the spectral measure μψ.

Daltonians argued that although such tiny quantities could not be measured absolutely, they could be measured relative to a reference atom (the natural choice being hydrogen as 1).

Alternatively, the function ρ is a coherent risk measure if and only if there exists a nonempty set (mathcal {Q}) of probability measures, absolutely continuous with respect to P, such that rho(X) = -inf_{Qinmathcal{Q}}E^{Q}[X].

where (mathcal {M}(P)) is the set of all probability measures absolutely continuous with respect to P, and α min is the minimal penalty function.4 The natural question of describing (strong) time consistency in terms of properties of the minimal penalty functions was studied by Scandolo (2003).

Although this refers to the experience relative to one year ago, which cannot be measured absolutely, we believe that this is a critical element in fully capturing an individual's perception of current health, particularly when one has a chronic condition and is on treatment.

The measure is absolutely continuous with respect to the Lebesgue measure if and only if F is absolutely continuous.