Sentence examples for measure and define from inspiring English sources

Not only that, but how do we measure and define poetry's engagement?

And the norms and conventions against which we all must, to a certain extent, measure and define ourselves can have devastating implications for bodies whose race, gender, illness, or disability mark them as somehow outside the norm.

Introduction: Professional behavior is difficult to measure and define.

Pw is always known and is simple to measure and define (Antia 2015a, b).

Solid-state NMR is a powerful and non-perturbative method to measure and define chemical composition and architecture in bacterial cell walls, even in the context of whole cells.

First, it is easier to measure and define processes (services) in health care than changes in health status.

He balks at being "tweeness's accepted measure" and defines praise as like "being pelted with small stones – fame a species of pebbledash".

For clustering, we used Pearson correlation as the distance measure and defined similarity between clusters using average-linkage clustering.

For gene-wise clustering, we used Pearson correlation coefficient as the distance measure and defined similarity between clusters using average-linkage clustering.

To design an effective capacity management plan for small-scale fisheries one must understand what one is measuring and define its capacity.

America has always been an argument about wilderness, what it means and how it is measured and defined.