Sentence examples for meter and thus from inspiring English sources

This is likely to be impractical for a device with low computational capabilities like a smart meter and thus another disadvantage compared to our approach.

Females were visible at a distance of about 1 meter, and thus should not have been a target of directed singing by experimental male birds.

Unlike the 80 hz vibrations produced during worm grunting that carry many meters, worm charming with a pitchfork appears to carry less than a meter, and thus has less dramatic results.

All the described taxonomic and metabolic diversity came from a surface sample of only 6 mussels in an area where mussels can number in the thousands per square meter, and thus indicates the quantitatively significant role that mussels may play in microbial transformations for the nearshore nitrogen and carbon cycles.

Although the Takanari allele of GN1a did not contribute to yield increase in the Koshihikari background, the Koshihikari allele of GN1a decreased sink size traits (spikelet number per panicle and per square meter) and thus reduced brown rice yield in the Takanari background.

But his point is that Blake is more efficient from zero to 60 meters and thus more likely to win a gold medal.

To achieve this traceability of energy usage, one field of research is to analyze high-fidelity power traces, measured by smart meters, and thus identify connected appliances and their current operating state [9 11] by their load signatures.

If more electricity is generated than a home requires at the moment, the excess automatically flows back to the utility, turning the meter backward and thus lowering the monthly electric bill.

They normally have a total body length of about two meters, and are thus much smaller than the contemporary ceratopsids [1].

Moreover, the weekly titrations were based on the mean of the preceding 3 days' SMBG values, recorded by a handheld home monitoring meter and measured prebreakfast (and thus often early in the morning), whereas the target FPG was based on a single central laboratory value taken at the clinic.

The Zoo site was a catch basin containing water 1 1.5 meters below street level and thus was an enclosed underground site, although not as isolated as the Manhole Sacramento site (Nelms B, unpublished data).