Sentence examples for measure physically from inspiring English sources

He is arguably the most talented but by equal measure physically fragile England striker.

The mapping system must: Have sufficiently high resolution and colour fidelity to quantitatively measure physically small (centimetre order) features and correctly identify animals or deposits from their morphology and colour.

Sample size was calculated for the primary outcome measure (physically agitated behaviour) for a two-sided hypothesis test with a Type I error rate of 0.05 and a Type II error rate of 0.10 (90% power).

Wilson said Rodgers's size cannot be measured physically.

An area calculated using pi will never exactly match the same area measured physically.

These effects can be measured physically to give an acutance value, which is preferred to resolving power as a criterion of a film's sharpness performance.

Buddhists, however, think of consciousness on very different terms: They see it as something that can't necessarily be measured physically but that's most accessible through well-honed introspection.

Assessed prospectively across multiple pain measures, physically and sexually abused and neglected individuals generally showed a significant (p < .05) but notably small (η2 = .01) increased risk of pain symptoms in middle adulthood.

A number below each setup is the true Q-range measured physically.

We chose the particular faces with a selection process that controlled for similarity as measured physically by an ideal observer technique and verified psychophysically with discrimination experiments in human observers (Figure 2).

Where such costs were not available, the floor space of the buildings was measured physically and an estimated value was attached by a Quantity Surveyor at the Department.