Sentence examples for per measure from inspiring English sources

Especially when variation in performance attributable to the physicians is small, which tends to be the case particularly for outcome and resource use measures, large numbers of patients per measure are needed to generate reliable measurements [ 63].

It was in 9/8 time — nine eighth notes per measure — a very unusual meter for Western music….

For example, 3/4 metre has three quarter-note beats per measure.

Most tunes consist of 16 bars with duple rhythm, or two beats per measure, prevailing slightly over triple rhythm.

Still, Mr. Levine kept punctuating the music, highlighting instruments to point out the insistent flow of two-plus-three beats per measure.

He points to the evidence of bars 40 and 48 of the second movement, where the composer's clusters of 32nd-notes add up, respectively, to an extra half beat and full beat per measure.

The latter inspire the trio to come together for some playful, one-pose-per-measure group routines.

But for sheer cliches-per-measure chuckles, none can equal country crooner Young's flaccid "Who I Am With You".

We use success rate as the per sequence measure.

A variation of 2.60% in the transmitted optical power intensity was obtained per measured point.

Figure 3 depicts the channel response of six actual channels, two per measured scenario.