Sentence examples for normally measures from inspiring English sources

For a man who normally measures his language, it was an unusually vehement outburst.

The National Trust -- the conservation charity that normally measures its yesterdays in centuries -- has bought it, ripped out all the decorating enhancements of the last three decades, restored its serviceable 1950's appearance and is about to make it available to the public.

She is not famous, rich or successful in the ways society normally measures those things, but she has loved deeply and spreads that love out into the world.

In Papilionoidea, i.e. the true butterflies, the proboscis normally measures about two-thirds of the body length in species from Europe (Paulus and Krenn, 1996) and about 80% of body length in Neotropical butterflies (Kunte, 2007).

CS in MIMO radar has the ability to achieve the same localization performance as the traditional methods while using much lower number of measurements, which is achieved by applying a measurement matrix to the normally measured samples.

On the basis of Fleischner's observation, the azygos vein, normally measuring about 0.9 cm, can be seen in 75%% of normal chest X-rays [4].

Dynamic strain in structures is normally measured using strain gauges.

Unfortunately, viscoelastic properties of food stuffs are normally measured in the bulk phase, prior to packaging.

Regression analysis was used to correlate CAIsat values with CAIdry, normally measured in CERCHAR testing.

The index as normally measured did better than its unweighted brother for six consecutive years, from 1994 through 1999.

The contributions are normally measured as a percentage of payroll, and the savings from any cuts are realized immediately.