Sentence examples for meter that measures from inspiring English sources

The part of the meter that measures distance has to be checked in an actual road test.

Hard-core riders can attach a power meter that measures the watts a cyclist generates, a measure bikers often use in competitive training.

The part of the meter that measures distance has to be checked in an actual road test View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight By Kelefa Sanneh.

The effects were initially measured as visible coral bleaching, but to prevent possible bias on our part, we moved to using an underwater pulse amplitude modulated fluorometer (a PAM meter) that measures the photosynthetic potential of the coral as a proxy for coral health.

The harvesting sensor can be made into a current meter that measures the output current of the energy harvester.

This paper presents design and implementation of a microprocessor based intelligent three phase energy meter that measures accurate energy, even at the presence of harmonics.

The company hired local actors and comedians it calls "demo gods" to wear khaki-colored lab coats and carry a moan-o-meter that measures how loud people moan in pleasure when they bite into Hallowed Grounds, which are chocolates filled with roast coffee and caramel.

For example, utilities have begun deploying sophisticated time-of-use meters that measure electricity consumption, often at 15- or 30-minute intervals.

A good gas grill has temperature gauges and meters that measure how much propane gas remains in the system, experts say.

He was defending the company's Portable People Meter radio-ratings system, which uses electronic meters that measure radio-listening habits.

To reveal secrets like this, the Westchester county government is recruiting 200 families --the finstheroup in the state -- to use special meters that measure both the quantity and cost of electricity use.