Sentence examples for measurement of small from inspiring English sources

The skin deformation at the radial side can be measured by an accelerometer designed for the measurement of small and fast displacements.

See also the editorial note, "Einstein's 'Maschinchen' for the Measurement of Small Quantities of Electricity," pp. 51-55.

This latter technique has found significant application in microscopy, particularly in the measurement of small particles, and in electron microscopy.

See the editorial note, "Einstein's 'Maschinchen' for the Measurement of Small Quantities of Electricity," pp. 51-55, for a discussion of its contents.

DNA polymerization is detected by the measurement of small transient currents arising from ion diffusion during polymerization.

A homogeneous non-competitive assay principle for measurement of small analytes based on quenching of fluorescence is described.

The use of linear modulation limited maximum OSL signal levels to 1.5 × 106 cps without reducing detector sensitivity, for the measurement of smaller TTOSL signals.

The beam size (nA) and duration of each measurement were adjusted (decreased and increased, respectively) to accommodate the measurement of small-diameter melt inclusions.

Recent advances have been made by coupling NMR and mass spectrometry to the quantitative measurement of small-molecule metabolites in patient samples.

These advances have been matched by advances in the measurement of small-molecule metabolites in the associated fields of metabonomics [ 10, 11] and metabolomics [ 8, 12].

Systemic clinical examination was performed routinely, including fundus photography and measurement of smallest and largest basal tumour diameter, and tumour thickness by B-scan and A-scan echography.