Sentence examples for measuring press from inspiring English sources

A new procedure is proposed for measuring press stiffness, including separated horizontal and vertical loading of the press frame.

The survey measures press freedom by assessing the impact of laws, administrative decisions and economic or political influences on the content of the news media.

Evansville, Ind.: Measure Press, 2014.

A new book, Upcycling Paumanok, is due out in 2016 from Measure Press.

Western nations failed to secure the simplest of Security Council measures: a press statement calling on Syria's leaders to stop the violence against their own people.

The authors, Filipe R. Campante of Harvard and Quoc-Anh Do of the school of economics at Singapore Management University, devised an intricate formula to measure corruption, press coverage, voter participation and delivery of government services.

Photograph: Rafiq Maqbool/AP Updated at 12.17pm GMT 9.08am GMT Dan Sabbagh, the Guardian's head of media, tweets some early intelligence on what the report may contain: Dan Sabbagh (@dansabbagh) Early speculation is that the report will be measured on press regulation, but excoriating in its criticisms of Fleet Street culture.

Our power rankings are based on a composite of visibility (measured by press citations) and economic impact.

The power ranking score is based on a composite of visibility (measured by press citations) and economic impact.

Older patients were no more likely to return to the ED within 72 h than were younger patients, and they had very high levels of satisfaction with their visits (98th percentile as measured by Press Ganey).

For EL, measures A (PRESS) and B (proportion of significant SNPs) agreed on K = 2 as best.