Sentence examples for measure of when from inspiring English sources

Bookings, the short-term measure of when the company sells a virtual good or other item, were already up last quarter.

Firstly, it is a crude measure of when a trial was conducted and may not accurately reflect treatment practices at the time of publication.

On the other hand, a Gaussian wave packet centered on a classical trajectory is thought to be able to shadow that trajectory up to \(t_{E}\) before becoming too spread out over the energy surface since \(t_{E}\) is a measure of when quantum wave packets have spread too much to mimic classical trajectories and the Ehrenfest theorem breaks down.

In the three-compartment model the arterial pressure is an average across the whole arterial system, so that using this as a measure of when the valve closes leads to late closure in the model, and a temporarily reversed blood flow throughout the arterial system.

Furthermore, the upper control limit provides an objective measure of when competency has been attained.

The peaktime is given as percentage of a cell cycle and it refers to a measure of when the gene is maximally expressed [ 30].

His position in the internal power structure affords him a measure of protection when trouble strikes.

Visibility takes on a measure of urgency when someone is about to disappear -- to prison, say, for financial skulduggery.

"A lot of people believe there's a measure of privacy when they call the police for help, or even that it's anonymous," he said.

He recently enjoyed some measure of vindication when a state appellate court ruled that same-sex marriages performed out of state must be recognized in New York State.

Can life tenure be a sufficient measure of independence, when other criteria than a distinguished legal career or judicial temperament dictate the character of appointments?