Sentence examples for measures that grew from inspiring English sources

The clubbiness of the Hong Kong's elite was behind the rapid response, as were measures that grew from Hong Kong's unusually extensive experience with bank runs.

In Section 3.3, we define resilience as a measure that grows linearly with the number of bits to which reliability is close to 1.

The proportion of viable cells in the culture was measured at each indicated time point by removing and plating ∼500 cells on YPD plates and measuring the number of colonies that grew after 3 days at 30°C.

It's a beautifully measured performance, one that grows in confidence and power as the film goes on.

The cut would work by switching from the current standard for measuring inflation to one that grows more slowly, called chained CPI, or as the White House recently renamed it, "superlative CPI".

The Greens MP Adam Bandt said the government should devise "a plan B that had a chance of passing the Senate, instead of sticking with unfair measures that will grow the gap between rich and poor".

The government has undertaken a similar effort to revise poverty measures that have grown outdated too.

But we must continue to support the measures that will grow democracy, assure stability, and result in economic growth.

Using this relative fitness measure, one can construct models that grow faster or slower than the wild type.

"What we have measured is that growing up in poverty seems to have diminished areas like the prefrontal lobe and hippocampus, which are important both for academic performance and decision making.

One explication is that shock-induced vibration (vibration dose value (VDV)) is a cumulative measure that always grows during a measurement period [ 27].