Sentence examples for measure of each from inspiring English sources

Here (mu(X) = 1), the measure of a one-point set equals 0, and the measure of each μ-measurable set equals 0 or 1.

We've got the measure of each other now".

"We're still kind of taking the measure of each other".

The researchers call this a measure of each system's "efficiency".

Scientists tally the numbers of species they find as the measure of each location's biological diversity.

Nobody could spare a thought for any game to come when this one seemed the real measure of each side.

They may have been an accurate measure of each race at that time.

What they took wasn't an accurate measure of each other but a leap of faith.

A man from the film's distributor attempted to introduce me – so we could get the measure of each other – and received the barest twitch of an eyelid.

It was in these bright but cozy rooms, too, and out on the surrounding lawns, that he and Stanton really took the measure of each other.

The 1996 New York law, while giving few specifics, demanded something far more audacious: an overall measure of each of the state's more than 260 hospitals, using data that the department had already collected but did not make public.