Sentence examples for measuring how fast from inspiring English sources

Maven was designed to test that theory by measuring how fast Mars is losing atmosphere today.

By measuring how fast the pulses bounce back, the scientists are able to create detailed topographical maps.

Similar tricks apply to measure the mass of galaxies, for example by measuring how fast they rotate.

By sending a series of signals through, and measuring how fast they travel, he can generate a string of numbers unique to each circuit.

Knowing that all four strains were at least 10,000 years old, scientists recalculated the virus's "molecular clock," measuring how fast it mutates.

Only those athletes who have made it to the level of being "under management" with a company have easy access to places such as this, and it occurs to me that those running at Jan Meda are doing so without any way of measuring how fast or how far they are going.

At the Brussels press conference, astrophysicist and collaboration member Monika Moscibrodzka, also at Radboud, said that the measurements so far are not precise enough to measure how fast the M87 hole spins — a crucial feature for a black hole.

Scientists say they have been unable to measure how fast perfluorinated acids degrade.

Astronomers use something called the "Hubble constant" to measure how fast this expansion is taking place.

"Do you have a gauge that you can measure how fast he was running?" the officer asks her.

Scientists already measure how fast earthquake waves travel through different regions of the underground to make detailed subterranean maps.