Sentence examples for measuring rises from inspiring English sources

Last month was 0.91C above the average temperature for that time of year from 1951 to 1980, the benchmark used for measuring rises.

And when we consider the biological world of plants, animals and humans, the potential number of 'things' that can be usefully measured rises into the stratosphere.

The models measured rising costs as the output from Siberian fields on land declines.

We compared these results with the measured rising speed and dissolution rate.

His speech – David Tushingham has provided a distinguished translation – is measured, rising only occasionally, almost imperceptibly to rhetoric.

The simulated and measured rising temperatures of the disks are also proposed to validate the numerical method.

Births to unmarried women in 2007 increased to the highest levels ever measured, rising 4 percent over 2006.

An experimental study was conducted to measure rise velocities of air bubbles along an inclined flat wall for small Weber numbers.

Infant dietary intakes of fat and every micronutrient measured rose significantly after module 2 introducing SQ-LNS and thick porridge.

So an oscilloscope of 100MHz can measure rise times up to 3.5ns.

Use the inverse: if you need to measure rise times of 100ps, you'll need a scope of at least 0.4/100ps = 4 GHz.