Sentence examples for meter to measure from inspiring English sources

It even has a decibel meter to measure volume, and a teslameter, which measures magnetic fields.

The Blueline Innovations PowerCost Monitor, for example, hooks up to a electric utility meter to measure both the wattage and the money spent on energy.

Of course, there is no one meter to measure whether you have received a sound, basic education, as required by the constitutions of New York and many other states.

The company traces its lineage to Arnold O. Beckman, a chemist at the California Institute of Technology who created the first commercial pH meter to measure the acidity of lemon juice.

There's Dario, a "mobile diabetes management platform" that combines a smart meter to measure blood sugar levels with a smartphone app which interprets that data, along with other information you provide regarding carb intake and exercise.

They also received calls from Australia, Canada, China, South Korea, Sweden and Taiwan A few years ago, they created a "Mariah Meter" to measure how many times callers requested Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You," – the pop holiday anthem of the past two decades.

In-street sensors would communicate with the meters to measure occupancy rates.

Flow meters to measure water use are neither new nor expensive, Gleick said.

Overnight the new regime has somehow installed magic meters to measure our use.

Another, identifying who was using water and putting in meters to measure their consumption, was painstakingly time-consuming.Harder still, though, was to improve the quality of the staff (in his words, "underqualified, underpaid, unmotivated and mostly inefficient").

You can also set light metering to measure the center of the picture, the whole scene or a small spot in the middle, just as you would on serious digital single-lens reflex cameras.