Sentence examples for measure small changes from inspiring English sources

During the nineteenth century, positional measurements of some stars became precise enough to measure small changes in their location.

The monthly employment reports try valiantly to measure small changes in vast totals.

This is sensitive because it is easier to measure small changes in the wavelength of light than luminosity.The new planet, dubbed Gliese 581c, is more than three times the size of the Earth.

Beginning with the behaviour of light (and all other electromagnetic radiation), the theory of special relativity draws conclusions that are contrary to everyday experience but fully confirmed by experiments that examine subatomic particles at high speeds or measure small changes between clocks traveling at different speeds.

If he's right, geoscientists could monitor tsunami-prone subduction zone areas by installing tiltmeters, instruments that measure small changes in slope.

The carbon nanotubes added flexibility and durability while the silver nanoparticles added a way to measure small changes in strain on the whiskers.

Further improvement of mass spectrometry instrumentation that allows us to measure smaller changes in the M and M+1 ratio of peptide peaks will be needed in order to shorten the required incubation time.

The fMRI test measures small changes in blood flow as a person completes tasks while in the MRI scanner [12].

The OWS was also capable of measuring small changes in water content in the upper soil layer (<2 mm) of a loamy and fine sandy soil.

18F-FDG PET/CT is a good imaging tool for measuring small changes in BAT activity and perhaps dispersed brown adipocytes activated by β3-adrenergic agonists or other BAT-activating agents.

The collection of gravity data presented a unique challenge due to the nature of measuring small changes in gravitational forces (< 1 mGal) associated with the maar, on an inherently unstable water body.