Sentence examples for own measuring from inspiring English sources

The 10th green is a par three all its own, measuring almost an acre in surface area.

If you are using furniture you already own, measuring the space will help you determine if all your existing furniture is going to fit in the layout you've chosen and/or if you need to get rid of some of your furniture.

It is not an act of whimsy: with Beijing preparing to play host to the 2008 Olympic Games, the official Blue Sky ratings are the city's own measuring stick for how well it is cleaning up its polluted air.

If a carpenter knows he will be using a particular dimension repeatedly in a layout, he will make his own measuring stick (sometimes called a story pole) by cutting a board to a certain measure.

Here, Dryden Goodwin scratches careful, sometimes unnerving, patterns onto the surfaces of photographs he has taken, while Gemma Holt has fashioned together a carpet of block colours using tiles sized to her own measuring system (the 'G', also the basis for her G5 paper-sizing system).

Although certain standards, such as the pied du roi (the King's foot) had a degree of pre-eminence and were used by scientists, many traders chose to use their own measuring devices, giving scope for fraud and hindering commerce and industry.

A minority opinion from his father, Mel ("striped bass — wild, big, good fighter"), dovetailed with Dave's own measured self-appraisal: "Half tuna, half striper, I guess.

Antimycin-A (0.1 μM) and lipopolysaccharide (1 ng/ml) caused low neurotoxicity on their own, measured as propidium iodide fluorescence in CA1 and CA3 regions.

Obama answered or explained each, but in his own, measured, quietly-confident way.

She's giving space to Smith's opinion and emotion before she even offers up her own measured self-defense.

If none exist, we recommend collaborating with a measurement expert to develop and validate your own measure.