Sentence examples for measurements speak from inspiring English sources

More carbon dioxide in the atmosphere means a stronger greenhouse effect, and various measurements speak to this.

Adds APL's Edmond Roelof, also an LECP co-investigator, "It is this time-varying behavior of the cosmic rays that tells us that we're still in a region controlled by our sun". The multidimensional measurements speak to the unique abilities of the LECP detector, designed at APL in the 1970s.

His body measurements speak for themselves".

Richard Camilli and Andy Bowen, of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts, who have routinely made such measurements, spoke extensively to BP last week, Mr. Bowen said.

Nonetheless, the ability to identify significant correlations over several years of optical measurements speaks to the strength of the DOSI method as a promising quantitative tool.

If we assume further that the initial momentum has not changed until the position measurement, we can speak of a definite momentum until the time of the position measurement.

He wanted his measurements of space to speak, or count for themselves out loud.

Since the local filters use the different particles and measurements, they do not speak the same language.

At the same time, self-reported measures of speaking fluency typically suffer from measurement error, which leads to biased OLS and QR estimates.

He writes: "On the whole, critics, connoisseurs and art historians, when obliged to go beyond statements of fact – such as authorship, subject matter, measurement and medium – and speak of the quality of the drawing, tend to do so in the vaguest of terms".

Dr John Carlstrom will speak about new measurements being carried out with the 10-m South Pole Telescope to test the inflation theory of the origin of the Universe and to investigate the nature of Dark Energy.