Sentence examples for measurements having from inspiring English sources

These measures were then compared with those observed in other swimming animals (only limited measurements having been made on lampreys).

"It's a game of centimetres," he said, his words barely audi ble through his chagrin; although really Britain should not have had to rely on such precise measurements having left Australia trailing in their slipstream in the first half, racing into a 20-8 lead owing to cute kicking and sure handling at speed.

Therefore, we obtain 25 positions with a precision of 100% and 87.19% of total measurements having an error below 8.5 cm.

The ground radar estimates are also most correlated with gauge measurements, having a correlation coefficient (CC) of 0.81 (0.82) at 0.04° (0.25°) spatial resolution.

We first assume that a subset of measurements (at least one) have positive errors, thus, we are able to bound a target node position to a set derived from the subset of measurements, i.e., the set of distance measurements having positive errors among all distance measurements.

For the measurements having noise (i.e., sign flips), a robust method for recovering signals from 1-bit measurements using adaptive outlier pursuit was proposed in [7], noise-adaptive renormalized fixed point iterative (NARFPI) was introduced in [8], and noise-adaptive restricted step shrinkage (NARSS) was developed in [9].

All measurements have their problems.

Other measurements have disagreed with these.

Gradually, he said, he realized that the traditional measurements had missed the forest for the trees.

"But previous measurements had missed the dominant light of the early galaxies," Dr. Lanzetta said.

These ground-based measurements have been supplemented by data from airborne and satellite sensors.