Sentence examples for measuring it would from inspiring English sources

A purely scientific way of measuring it would be watts per square metre.

If its winding flight paths were straightened out and then measured, "it would have been a [distance] champion," he suggests.

As Atterberg limits are the most distinctive and the easiest property of soils to measure, it would be a very convenient basis for estimating the specific surface area.

As my colleagues point out, the EPA has yet to announce exactly which measures it would use to penalize noncomplying States.

If the degree of anonymity of a disseminated data set could be measured, it would be possible to design algorithms that can assure that the desired level of confidentiality is achieved.

"The new framework will be legislated in autumn 2015," it said without saying what measures it would contain.

In addition, since procedure times were being measured, it would have been useful to separate out 'difficult sticks' [ 2].

The process of seeing a single photon would be equivalent to measuring it which would immediately influence the other photon.

If Oregon passes the measure, it would be the second.

"We were told that if we took those measures, it would safeguard it," he says.

By that measure, it would be bigger than the No.1 Japanese bank, Mizuho Financial Group, and Citigroup.