Sentence examples for measured somewhere from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, some parents were likely not prompted to measure their child because they were confident of its accuracy because it was measured somewhere in the recent past.

Extrapolating from these results, they think that an orbiting zone plate measuring somewhere between 15 metres and 40 metres across will be enough to distinguish the spectrum of an Earthlike planet at a distance of 30 light-years.

From the redneck dustbowls of Hitchin in Hertfordshire, and via the hard knocks of Brighton's BIMM school, James Bay's formulaic shtick is vaguely soulful MOR Americana driven by a firebrand intensity measuring somewhere between the top end of Foreigner and the bottom of Bryan Adams.

The waist should measure somewhere between 1 inch (2.5 cm) to 8 inches (20.3 cm) smaller than the bust.

Our point of departure is the group in the middle, those with a measured IQ somewhere from 90 through 109, whom we labeled Normal.

measures somewhere between 110 and 115.

Rather than a half or a pint, you get a measure somewhere in between.

Once he got the Frenchman's measure, somewhere about the end of the second set, he tortured him with lobs, most of which Gasquet on the smash fluffed, hit wildly long or wide or could not reach.

How much greater must the responsibility or shame be when a highly developed mammal species is lost forever?" In private, some pointed out the contradictions inherent in the position of governments that support a pro-conservation measure somewhere else in the world while allowing a species uniquely under their control to slide to extinction.

Like the road, the airport is a nonplace, something encountered on the way to going somewhere else, better measured in time -- always too long -- than in square feet.

When auto-PEEP is present, the amount of CPAP or PEEP needed on exhalation to counteract the elastic recoil of the respiratory system has been suggested to be somewhere at or near the measured auto-PEEP level [ 7].