Sentence examples for measuring in some from inspiring English sources

The earthworks consist of a single mound and ditch, measuring in some places 5 feet from the bottom of the ditch to the top of the mound.

Despite each patient being unique and pain being inevitably subjective, clinicians recognise the importance of measuring in some way a patient's pain, as this is the way for them to know if 'one is winning', even if the measurement is imperfect and approximate.

"I come from an environment where performance is probably over-measured and measured in some ways that don't appear to make a lot of sense," he says.

Measured in some ways, Zambia's economy is booming.

Can its orbital speed be measured in some way?

Accordingly, the crabs' egg production has been measured in some studies at about 10percentt of its 1990 level.

This paper evaluates the nonlinear effects on these properties as measured in some specific applications.

The calculated results well corresponded to the experimental data measured in some test points.

However, data in practice is always measured in some sort of representation, which may not be natural for hyperdimensional computing.

Outcome Based Learning System (OBL) contains six programme objectives and 12 programme outcome (PO) that can be measured in some certain courses.

Distance is the length of a course measured in some well-known unit, such as feet or chains.