Sentence examples for measure it with from inspiring English sources

Height is strongly influenced by genes, but nobody in their right mind would measure it with a DNA test.

"What we are discovering around collective efficacy was not terribly obvious before we started to measure it with some precision".

"You know when you want to see what kind of an airflow you've got in a room, so you measure it with a blower door?

Mark could make this arcane observation — I have never heard another surfer even mention wave interval, let alone measure it — with authority, because he has been keeping, since 1969, a detailed record of every time he goes surfing.

When I put the futile question to her, she had answered, "I don't usually like to talk about fees," and added, with uncharacteristic humorlessness, "I feel it is degrading to art to measure it with money".

Miller was interested in the capacity of the human brain's working memory and set out to measure it with the help of a large number of students who he asked to carry out simple memory tasks.

He measured it with three words Tuesday: "I'm playing again".

He'd obviously found it earlier in the day, maybe even measured it with his eyes, maybe — certainly — let the scene play out in his mind.

And I literally looked up and started measuring it with a ruler and modelling the geometric shapes I had to use.

I didn't have a speedometer, and I don't know how they measured it with a Lidar speed gun, or any other means.

Last year, the average surface temperature of the Earth was the highest recorded since people began measuring it with thermometers in the mid-19th century.