Sentence examples for minute calculation from inspiring English sources

Our editorial judgment of news events is not based on some minute by minute calculation".

Amid the effusion, he grasps every nuance of an artist who was all about nuance and minute calculation.

Families thrive on such minute calculations.

Despite the minute calculations of the classification handbook there is always room for debate.

However, there are also plenty of people running down the clock, hurriedly adding receipts and hoping that their last-minute calculations won't make a mess of their forms.

Thus if a person reports to have walked twice a week at light intensity (2.5 MET) for 1 hour and 30 minutes the calculation would be as follows: → 2 × 90 min = 180 min/week → 2.5 MET = labelled as light intensity for both adults/adolescents → 180*2.5 = 450 MET*min/week The reliability and validity study were conducted in April 2005, analysed separately and involved different subjects.

Pulling back from these nuts and bolts, let's consider the redrawn political landscape not from the insider considerations of Canberra, all the minute strategic calculations of the next days, weeks and months, the exhausting, whispered corridor calculations – but from the point of view of the voters.

The (f=20) simulation shown in Fig. 4d requires only a few minutes of calculation time on a modern desktop computer, using Matlab code that has not been highly optimized or compiled.

It takes lots and lots of pairs of gloves that are nitrate-free so they don't leave a deposit of powder on the artworks, custom-built cases, a textbook's worth of minute mathematical calculations, kilos of silica gel and plenty of human ingenuity to take a priceless artwork from its protective packaging and put it on display in an unpredictable public world.

At 8 AM (time zero) subjects receive a 100 μCi intravenous bolus of H2O and plasma tritiated water radioactivity was determined at 90, 105, 120 minutes for calculation of fat free mass (FFM) and fat mass (FM) as described previously [ 8].

After a few minutes of calculations made by eyeballing the tower and counting its number of floors, my friend concluded that it would be possible to launder as much as a hundred million dollars a year through that tower alone.