Sentence examples for measuring and observing from inspiring English sources
The experiment involved measuring the quality of air, measuring and observing the LICHEN then they have to carry out repeat and conducting three different areas to show the different air quality (near the roadside, pond and open space).
The crystallization processes were investigated by measuring and observing the glass ceramics using an XRD analyzer, an IR absorption spectrophotometer, a field emission scanning electron microscope, and a fluorescence spectrometer.
By carefully measuring and observing, they figured out the right temperatures and pressures and devised molds or handling devices to produce the right shape, or the right sequence of temperatures to heat, then cool and anneal the workpiece.
The key to unlocking our ultimate cosmic fate, though, is dependent on us understanding what we're looking at, and ensuring that our answers aren't biased by the assumptions we're making about the objects we're measuring and observing.
Measuring and observing how the atmosphere behaves because of the unique conditions caused by an eclipse will help us better understand our atmosphere in general.
With the winery's new tartrate stability/conductivity analyzer, students can measure and observe the process of tartrate precipitation.
Cyclic tests were conducted to measure and observe the behavior of the proposed bridge pier system.
The fluorescent intensities of liposomes containing these modified lipids were measured and observed under a microscope.
But beyond that, these results should also put investors and directors on alert, especially considering how hard it is to measure and observe CEO effort.
In ordinary quantum mechanics, an electron can be thought of as spread out over all of space until it is measured and observed to be at some specific location.
This disproportionate effect of global warming in the far north was also predicted by early climate models, which forecast, in column after column of fortran-generated figures, what today can be measured and observed directly: the Arctic is melting.
