Sentence examples for measure in the second from inspiring English sources

Indeed, readings on the elements that make up the real G.D.P. have led many analysts to anticipate a decline in that measure in the second quarter, after the first-quarter surge.

The square of the Pearson correlation coefficient was used as the measure for sensitivity in the first of the analyses, and the mutual information was used as the measure in the second.

A fading imperial power when Queen Elizabeth took the throne, Britain now stands, by its own measure, in the second rank of nations, measuring its status by accomplishments in arts and sciences more than its diminished international clout.

They added another in the fifth and three more for good measure in the ninth, on home runs by Todd Zeile and Jay Payton.

In contrast to similar studies, this one showed an effect for one measure in the third generation.

Essentially, they're coming up with new names for what they were meant to measure in the first place".

For good measure, in the first program — alongside the Fourth Symphony, with the soprano Miah Persson as soloist — Mr. Dudamel throws in the "Lieder Eines Fahrenden Gesellen," sung by Thomas Hampson.

But to most pollsters party identification is the very variable that a poll of political attitudes is trying to measure in the first place, so the idea of assuming a certain distribution from the outset is preposterous.

Why, then, should the ideal doxastic agent move from her non-probabilistic degree of belief function to a probability measure in the first place?

And, for good measure, in the first three years, Shinola has grown to 400+ employees, the vast majority of them full time.

SEIU-UHW officials are now crying foul in an effort to convince voters that they were sincere about the ballot measure in the first place.