Sentence examples for measuring in a from inspiring English sources

"They measured with a temporal and spatial acuity that let them yoke what people are hearing with what they're measuring in a phenomenally close way," says Sophie Scott, a leading researcher in the neurobiology of speech at University College London.The researchers discovered what looks like a phonetic map in the brain - but one that isn't made of phonemes.

This was studied by measuring in a flume, the flow patterns around patches of three contrasting marsh species (Spartina anglica, Puccinellia maritima and Salicornia procumbens), using the flow acceleration around vegetation patches and deceleration within vegetation patches as quantitative proxy for the negative and positive feedback to the vegetation performance.

In this paper the control effectiveness of the smart panel has been assessed experimentally by measuring, in a anechoic chamber, the reduction of its total sound power radiation when it is mounted on a Perspex box with very thick and rigid side walls.

What are the clues we need to connect the metaphors of likening and measuring in a complementary way?

Devices are aware of the context that they are in, e. g., whether they are measuring in a residential home, a supermarket, or a production facility.

When finished, strips were immediately dried at room temperature before reading with a TLC scanner or measuring in a dose calibrator (TLC integration limit and dose calibrator cutting point at 6 cm from the bottom of the strip).

Evolution cannot be measured in a time span that short.

But inflation can be measured in a number of ways.

All data were measured in a StepOnePlus Cycler (ABI).

For the HOUSTON TEXANS, progress will be measured in a winning record.

Adsorption was measured in a finite and infinite bath.