Sentence examples for measuring changes from inspiring English sources

By precisely measuring changes in the length of the beams, astronomers hope to listen in on the rumbling.

Statistical analysis by ZIP code is most appropriate for measuring changes in value over larger geographical areas.

"You're measuring changes in mass on the Earth, and the thing that changes the most is water".

Lorius devised a simple but ingenious way for measuring changes in the earth's temperature.

For some indicators, for example measuring changes over time, maps are not the most effective tool and it's important to recognise their limitations.

If findings about evangelicals who are voting for Democrats are not very relevant now, they can nonetheless provide an important baseline for measuring changes in the future.

By measuring changes in the resistance to the current, scientists recorded variations in subsurface densities, evidence of buried building foundations and street pavements.

In measuring changes in Earth's rate of spin, the long timescale covered by ancient observations is an important asset.

Ecological methods, measuring changes observed at higher biological organisation levels, i.e. the population and/or community.

Six random plants for each group were used for measuring changes on the growth parameter.

Power Spectrum (PS): This second method also bases its performance on measuring changes in energy.