Sentence examples for measuring at a from inspiring English sources

Even greater progress can be made by measuring at a fine grain level the processing activities that experiences elicit, how such immediate processing activities shape later memory, and how changes in processing with age and experience produce memory development.

Failure of the system takes place by first passages at critical levels of so-called damage indicators, which are non-decreasing response quantities measuring at a macroscopic scale the strength and stiffness deterioration.

When the National People's Congress convened yesterday morning, the skies were thick; the ultra-fine particles in the air that are the most dangerous to the lungs were measuring at a level of four hundred and sixty-nine — "hazardous" on the official scale, and more than ten times higher than the highest level ever recorded in Los Angeles.

The absorbance of this coloured solution was quantified by measuring at a wavelength of 570 nm by FLUOstar Omega (BMG Labtech, Aylesbury, UK).

Microbeads are so small, often measuring at a millimeter or smaller, that many wastewater treatment plants are not able to filter them out.

Another technique is to reduce the range of power being measured (so that it is brought within the square law range of the detector) by measuring at a point other than a maximum.

measured at a much lower level.

Acceleration was measured at a frequency of 10 Hz.

However, it has only been measured at a specific wavelength.

An isotope of iron, Fe60, was measured at a particular depth in the ocean's crust.

The shallow quake was measured at a depth of about six miles (10km).