Sentence examples for of which measure from inspiring English sources

In the previous four years, Edison students had achieved average annual gains of six percentage points on state tests, most of which measure performance against an absolute state standard.

But because both underemployment and unemployment are calculated from the same survey, it also demonstrates that regardless of which measure you use, to see if the August figures were a statistical aberration or a true sign that the economy has turned a corner, we'll have to wait and see.

Many frogs are tiny animals; perhaps the smallest is the Brazilian Psyllophryne didactyla, adults of which measure 9.8 mm (0.4 inch) or less in body length (with legs drawn in), whereas the West African goliath frog, Conraua goliath, has a body length of nearly 300 mm (12 inches).

And devices that play CDs or MiniDiscs will remain the dominant form of music player for some time, with a combined total of 24m units expected to be sold in 2007, according to IDC's forecasts.Small is beautifulThe iPod is built around a particularly small hard disk, the spinning innards of which measure just 1.8 inches in diameter.

The new sensor from Canon features large pixels, each of which measure around 7.5x those found on the sensor Canon uses in its EOS-1DX DSLR.

The most common are age and life cycle one continuous and one discrete both of which measure time from birth.

The WISC is composed of ten subtests, each of which measures a different aspect of I.Q.

Within the lagoon formed by this reef are a dozen or so islands, the biggest of which measures eight square miles.

[The Australian] Scientists discover "supergiant" crustaceans in dark trenches off the coast of New Zealand, the largest of which measures 13.3 inches.

He helped run his owners' kilns, each of which measured about 100 feet long and required 10 tons of firewood a day.

These giant sections, the largest of which measures 84 feet long, are then baked and hardened in high-pressure ovens known as autoclaves.