Sentence examples for meter to take from inspiring English sources

Patients insert a test strip into the meter to take a blood sugar reading, and the information is automatically synced with the app.

I was going to spin a tale about being on the hunt for a light meter to take lux (luminance) readings used to help calibrate the capture environment of one of our scanners.

I'm especially interested in fabric by the meter to take home and patchwork, the Delhi market had great designs but already made into clothes or bedspreads".

Murer was ahead going into the final competition, having equaled her career best result of 4.85 meters ― when Cuban pole-vaulter Yarisley Silva pulled off a 4.90 meter to take gold.

Montgomery finished in 9.85 seconds, the seventh-fastest time in history, and Greene's training partner Bernard Williams managed to close the gap on Ato Boldon in the final 10 meters to take the bronze in a personal-best 9.94 seconds.

And help may be coming: This year, researchers began testing new drifting research buoys, dubbed Deep Argo, that are capable of descending to 6000 meters to take temperatures and other measurements.

Messana, who won the first race, also clipped Greene over the final five meters to take second in 15:49.9.

"We were on a flying observatory traveling at 600 mph (965 km/h) at an altitude of 45,000 feet (13,715 meters) to take images of a... supernova remnant located 27,000 light-years away from us at the center of our galaxy," Lau told Space .com

Barcelona If your image of Barcelona's skyline includes Greg Louganis on the three-meter platform, it's time to take a fresh look.

Britain's Adam Peaty set a new world record in the 100-meter breaststroke to take home gold.

Last month, researchers at security firm IOActive created a proof-of-concept exploit that could potentially spread from meter to meter, taking control of an entire network.