Sentence examples for minutely measure from inspiring English sources

This is evident in the mainstreaming of the quantified self, a movement where participants minutely measure every aspect of their daily routine.

In Britain, performance is so minutely measured by the state that it stultifies the efforts of the brilliant, without really rooting out the incompetent and lazy.

But he regards Mr Blair's criticism of the way the government has so far attempted to get results—by setting targets and minutely measuring inputs and outputs as a thinly-veiled attack on himself.

At the Prado, with the Dürer resting on its face, Bisacca attacked the cradling on "Adam" with an alarmingly brawny circular saw, adjustable to minutely measured depths, cutting the elements crosswise into hundreds of slices that were then snapped off by hand.

In Europe and North America, thousands of simple "tipping buckets" measure minutely to hourly rainfall, which is combined with satellite remote sensing to model weather patterns and local hydrology.

Not all women completed 30 minutely blood pressure measurements for the planned 240 min observation period (see online supplementary file 2).

Observations of respiratory rate, rectal core temperature, and pain response were recorded every 5 minutes for the first 20 minutes and fifteen minutely thereafter.

According to Christine Hallett in her comprehensive and minutely researched book on nursing in WW1, Veiled Warriors, more radical measures were widely used on the Russian front.

Compared with Definition 1.5, Definition 1.7 minutely modifies Definition 1.5 to make it more comparable with a standard metric.

The voting is minutely scripted.

It is a minutely crafted collection throughout.