Sentence examples for notice measures from inspiring English sources

But already here, at a New Year's party in "The Happiest I've Been," the 19-year-old John Nordholm will learn how the back of a young man's thumb can fit against the curve of a girl's breast, while Updike's scrupulously magnifying notice measures "her two lush eyebrows and then the spaces of skin between the rough curls, some black and some bleached, that fringed her forehead".

He was subject to a Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measure (TPIM) notice, a measure introduced to replace control orders, which can be used to restrict the movements of individuals and their ability to associate or communicate with others.

However, the July 2013 notice "Procurement Policy Note: Measures to Promote Tax Compliance" is worded so it only bans companies that have unspent criminal convictions for tax offences or have had their tax returns successfully challenged under the so-called anti-abuse rules.

Notice that measures of income inequality were employed since (1) income inequality may matter more at low levels of income (fraction below poverty), (2) it may be that immigrants have an indirect effect via their levels of poverty (fraction immigrants below poverty) see Gustavsson and Jordahl (2006), or else (3) distribution and skewness made the key difference as in Alesina et al. (1999).

§ 718.111 Notice of measured acreage.

Even though the conversation at the corporate level hasn't yet embraced belonging, others have begun to notice and measure its impact.

The defense had argued in pretrial briefs that jurors needed to know about the Wells notice to measure her motive to testify on behalf of the government.

And notice how measured is Greene's response.

Hence, a good repeatability of the current method was noticed by measuring the relative peak areas of the standard analytes.

Has he noticed anyone measuring his hours, as the banks now say they are?

When Wallace's superbrain walks into a room, it notices everything, measuring, inventorying and classifying the furniture, the brand names on the shelves, the microtextures of walls and clothes and carpets, the tone and timbre of people's voices -everything.