Sentence examples for meter and so from inspiring English sources

I demanded complete silence, was in the habit of lifting the stylus and replaying a section if any incidental noise should muffle a line, and generally leached all potential pleasure from the exercise with laborious explanations of the humor and said humor's possible obfuscation by period details: ration books, shillings and farthings, coins for the meter, and so on.

The resolution was set so that one pixel represented one square meter, and so the 2D plan was converted to 400 pixels in width and 300 pixels in height, being a rather small scale for the modification process.

According to the WHO, for example, even if no man-made pollution existed, every country in the world would have at least 10 μg particles concentration for per cubic meter; and so this level can be considered as the 'background concentration' [ 84].

Just as with memorizing the music to play your part, you must know when the music will start and stop, when to cue for entrances, cuts and dynamics, when any measures change meter, and so on.

The exposure reading depends on the light coming through the lens (TTL metering) and so allows for the lens's angle of view, close-up exposure corrections, stray light, and other factors.

Let's have more football medals in sports like, for example, competitive penalty kicks; extreme football (played on a course with obstacles, hills, water hazards); beach football (on sand, five on a side, swimsuits); short-stadium football (played on a field 20 meters by 40 meters); and so forth.

The marketing and product design focuses on selling more wireless routers and smart meters and so on.

They receive inputs from sensors, meters and so on, provide control functions, and deliver output control signals to controlled devices in plants or workshops.

For a deemed export system, the export price is 0 p/kWh as exports are not metered and so not remunerated.

Of the 45 who engaged in demand response, six reported having reversing import meters and so did not get any direct financial benefit from this behaviour.

Another key dissimilarity between these two data sets is the difference sampling depths that could be as much as several meters and so generate significant contrasts in tropical regions [9].