Meters are often associated with higher water bills, but this is not so: figures suggest that having a meter also makes us more conscientious, and cuts average usage from around 160 litres a day to 135.
Most homes and apartments have water meters with which customers could monitor their daily use, but Holland says these meters are often inconveniently located and hard to read: "First you have to find the meter, then you have to open the lid, watch out for spiders, and then figure out if the numbers represent gallons, thousands of gallons, or hundred-cubic-foot units".
In data from continuous glucose meters, variability is often quantified in terms of mean amplitude of glucose excursions, but this is hard to compute consistently based on self-monitoring of BG data.
The relation between measure and beat level is often referred to as time signature or more generally the meter.
In postal rentals, for example, the game you want is often metered by available copies.
In addition to adding elevator service, each floor will be an open-plan, one-bedroom apartment spread over 1,350 square feet, or 125 square meters — net, not gross, as is often quoted in Hong Kong.
It is often possible, however, for a co-op or a condominium to install a master meter, remove the utility company's meters and then replace them with submeters owned by the building.
The prevalence is often estimated by body mass index (BMI; weight in kg divided by squared height in meters).
The diagnosis of obesity is often based on body mass index (BMI) calculated as weight in kilograms divided by height in meters, squared.
