Sentence examples for nearest measures from inspiring English sources

If a third measurement was taken, the average of the two nearest measures was used.

However, from the theoretical models, nearest measured value is Walfisch Ikegami model, with a mean square error of 8.34 dB.

When performing site response analysis, it is assumed the bedrock acceleration outcropped from the nearest measuring station would be a close representation of the bedrock acceleration under these buildings.

Bigger Trees Near Warter measures 40ft by 15ft (12.2m by 4.6m) and depicts a landscape scene near the East Yorkshire village of Warter.

He asked for "a fiscal program that combines near-term measures to enhance growth with strong, confidence-inducing steps to reduce longer-term structural deficits".

The final score was then rounded up to the nearest half measure.

Measuring analgesia requirements during labour is a well recognised reliable near objective measure of pain and is commonly used as a post hoc measure of pain [ 7].

The assessment included sensory status (near vision measured by the Jaeger test and hearing ability measured by the whisper test) [ 16].

Mr. Kobborg combines virtuosity and elegance in near-ideal measure.

Yet this uncertain mix hints at how this election, more than most, has entertained and dismayed Australians in near equal measure.

Her eldest, Champ, who recognizes his own sharp intelligence, is in college and living with a girlfriend he loves and disappoints in near equal measure.