Sentence examples for measuring the rising from inspiring English sources

Derivatives aren't experiencing the same degree of fear that was evident last fall as measured by the Volatility Index (VIX), which gauges fear by measuring the rising and falling costs of options prices.

That increase, which measures the rising cost of doing business, should translate into a permanent 35percentt reduction in the market value of these companies, Mr. Lambert argued.

But even if a stockmarket boom has no impact on inflation (which measures the rising price of current consumption), central banks should still worry about inflation in asset prices (which reflect claims on future consumption).

Measuring the rise in interference is difficult.

The sfety board said it had used its standard techniques of voice analysis, measuring the rise in pitch and the rate of speaking, as clues to the stress level of the cockpit crew.

Thermal conductivity can be determined in the laboratory or in situ, as in a borehole or deep well, by turning on a heating element and measuring the rise in temperature with time.

To replicate findings from other studies, we were interested in measuring the rise in cortisol upon awakening, an integrated index of daytime secretion of cortisol, and evening cortisol.

By measuring the rise of the flare's brightness, the scientists calculated the rate at which the star's gas was getting sucked into the black hole.

The second, "A Serious Fall in the Value of Gold" (1863), attempted to measure the rise in prices in the period following the gold discoveries in California and Australia.

We measure the rise and fall of our hopes in the Middle East and remember the catastrophic earthquake in Japan -- a natural disaster erupting into a human one.

This measures the rise of surface temperature along each tube.