Sentence examples for measuring a changing from inspiring English sources

Individual buildings can be useful barometers for measuring a changing cultural climate.

Secondly, the measurement of MLS using sonography and CT were not simultaneous with an average delay of 83 ± 70 minutes and, as intracranial mass effects can change rapidly, it is possible that the decrease in agreement between methods could in part be due to each method measuring a changing MLS at different time points.

I remind her of that bygone porn festival, since it might be taken as at least one measure of a changing social climate.

As a simple measure of a changing voltage distribution, we quantified adaptive trends in a cell's responsiveness to repeated stimulation.

Measuring performance in a changing business environment.

Headed by former bank manager Ann Daniels, the Catlin Arctic survey team achieved what last year's expedition - led by polar explorer Pen Hadow - failed to do: reach the north pole and take water samples to measure the impact of a changing climate.

We were unable to directly measure the effect of a changing diet because methods were not directly comparable across the two surveys.

What we need now is a Web-based system for measuring our changing society with key national indicators — in a free, public, easy-to-use form.

The TEM goniometer tilt-angle accuracies were directly confirmed by measuring the changing areas of the projected nanosized hole.

"Humans are tweaking and measuring and changing, and software is really where things are going — and we think this is the start of that".

Furthermore, the authors focussed on measuring (and changing) attitudes using self-report measures.