Sentence examples for measures away from inspiring English sources

You have to know what's coming measures away.

Both measures bring about a reduction in the vibration level by moving the natural frequencies which contribute most significantly to the measures, away from the driving frequencies, although, as expected, in different ways.

Senna concedes to being as competitive as his late uncle when it comes to racing, although feels he is more measured away from the circuit.

The strictly humane argument, first articulated so succinctly in 1789 by Jeremy Bentham, took the measure away from the human comparison: "The question is not, Can they reason?

No one does this better than Rufus Wainwright, whose "Spotlight on Christmas" spares some sympathy for poor little rich girls and boys, singing "You can measure it in blood/You can measure it in myrrh/Let us say, for these 12 days/Put the measuring away/'Cause it's Christmas".

Meeting in Brasília, the two presidents -- Fernando Henrique Cardoso of Brazil and Vicente Fox of Mexico -- signed the pact at the start of a tour by President Fox that analysts see as a reorientation of Mexico's interest and attention toward its Latin American neighbors and, in some measure, away from its Nafta partners, the United States and Canada.

This sum rule includes a contribution of the atomic part of the measure away from [−2,2].

Percentage depth doses measured away from the iodine contrast medium reservoir are bounded by published PDDs at 80 kVp and 100 kVp.

That's because, just as with individual records like home runs, team performance has to be measured away from folklore and against the standard of the era in which it occurred.

a The high rise in BP only when the BP is measured away from the normal home environment – usually in a clinic.

Measure away from the wall on both ends of the bricks that you just laid.