Sentence examples for measuring sector from inspiring English sources

Its measuring sector ranges from − 20 to 120 °C, with a sensitivity of ± 0.1 °C (the smallest absolute amount of change that can be reliably detected).

To measure sector anisotropy, we first computed the slope of all rotationally averaged sector spectra.

"The danger for the caucuses is that they follow the fate of the straw poll in just measuring one sector of the party," Mr. Murphy said.

"Saving One Million Lives will be the new yardstick for measuring health sector performance in Nigeria".

There were no quarterly updates measuring the sectors hit hardest by the housing collapse in 2007 and 2008 ― the finance and insurance sectors ― leaving the bureau to extrapolate from private data sources that are simply not as good.

What this shows is that in order to know or estimate A we need knowledge of both A N and A P, that is knowledge that can only be assumed, or obtained from measuring both sectors.

According to Griliches [ 11], these services would be ranked among those hard-to-measure sectors (as opposed to measurable economic activities).

This document, the first attempt to measure the sector's economic contribution to the UK, has itself been one of the major contributing factors to the success of the creative industries.

The closely watched purchasing managers index (PMI), compiled by the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply/Markit to measure service sector activity, jumped to 58.4 in February from 54.5 in January, when heavy snow brought large parts of the country to a standstill.

This strategy also measures the sector of most interest to policy makers: the channels that are outside of NTP policy oversight and thus have the most uncertain prescribing practices.

Dan Corry recently argued that in the charity sector measuring impact is everything and in order to achieve their potential charities must do so.