Sentence examples for measured at which from inspiring English sources

Finally, the correlation rate was measured at which the emotional responses of the subject's physiological signals (objective measurement) were exactly mapped onto the self-reported subjective feelings (subjective measurement).

It is proposed that the particular frequency is measured, at which the two peak currents of the net response are identical.

A charge discharge rate as high as 500 V/s was also measured, at which the cyclic voltammogram maintained a rectangular shape, corresponding to a single electrode capacitance of 0.83 mF/cm2.

was measured, at which point a moderate degree of flexural damage in the elastic stress range was expected to occur.

Strangely, both electrons spin both ways at the same time--until one of the particles is measured, at which point it must turn one way or the other, and its counterpart flops into the opposite state.

Parents were told to return their completed questionnaire to the receptionist or medical assistant before their child was weighed and measured, at which time they would receive the gift.

With the continued advancement of neuroimaging and genetic technologies, it might be possible in the future to measure at which point a person lies on this spectrum, using a simple brain scan or blood sample.

Data for gene expression are measured at nuclei, which are not regularly located on a 3D surface of embryo (which is roughly ellipsoidal in shape).

has been measured at 113, which is considered "bright normal".

On the sea trial, vibration magnitude in the accommodations at NCR was measured at 0.9mm/sec which is only 10% of international allowable magnitude of vibration (9mm/sec).

All of the 11 available Patriots balls, by contrast, were measured at halftime, which suggests that they were measured earlier, when they were colder — and thus lower in pressure.