Sentence examples for measurements it would from inspiring English sources

If measuring at roughly the same location results in wildly varying measurements, it would have important implications about the utility of the device.

"So for many measurements, it would appear there was a light bulb there.

With such precise measurements it would be easy to score zero for everything".

As the low temperature transition was not detected in the DSC and spectroscopic measurements, it would be assigned to the local molecular motion of the n-propyl side group and/or to the glass transition.

Following traditional catalyst impregnation optimization based on ensemble averaged characterization and catalytic performance measurements it would be far from trivial to find this optimal catalyst composition.

In sum, based on the separate scattering and SHG measurements, it would appear unlikely that less ordered collagen in normal stroma could be transformed into a more ordered structure in a tumor.

If any conductor lends himself to scientific measurement, it would be Lorin Maazel, the frighteningly competent music director of the New York Philharmonic.

Under ITV's measurement, it would have had at least a further three entries in the top 40, including England's defeat by Iceland, which would have been the second most watched programme of the year with more than 15 million viewers.

For a surface temperature measurement it would be larger (∼4 cm for a surface temperature error less than 5%).

But while an 18% online-growth rate should be considered solid by most any measurement, it would still be the weakest growth in five years (Internet holiday sales grew by average of 26% from 2001 to 2004).

Without any noise in the measurement it would be expected that these probes show perfect correlation.