Sentence examples for measurements gained from inspiring English sources

For vehicles in fixed-route service, measurements gained during vehicle operation can be used for the design of a predictor for the online calculation of the expected speed profile which is directly related to the load power profile.

Here we identify a loss of lattice like arrangement in collagen organisation from areas near to the rupture site, and present a 9% increase in fibril spacing and a 50% decrease in fibrillar organisation using quantitative measurements gained by transmission electron microscopy and the novel application of synchrotron X-ray diffraction.

To get an estimate of pond size, pond area was estimated by multiplying pond length × pond width (measurements gained from Google Earth).

Through the end of the 19th century, anthropometry became a new tool for clinical practices and taxonomy as public health measurements gained importance.

As such, the measurements collected in this study are not independent; flow rates recorded close together in time may be more similar than those recorded at different times, whereas the measurements gained in a particular experiment or unit may be more similar than those measured across experiments or units.

The Shearson Lehman daily Treasury bond index, which makes a similar measurement, gained 2.35 to 1,167.32.

A broad array of outcome measurements gains insight into the treatment effect in many areas of parenting and child behaviour.

The calibration of the analog detector (30) for the Zeiss LSM 510 under the condition of our measurements (gain and offset) gave the value of T of 0.5 digital levels/photon.

From measurements, we gained ideas about the typical request pattern.

Identifying patient priorities and preference measurements have gained importance as patients claim a more active role in health care decision making.

More recently, however, perometry (opto-electronic scanning) and multifrequency bioelectrical impedance measurements have gained in popularity as they are more reliable, fast to conduct, and hygienic [ 1, 9].