Sentence examples for readings rather than from inspiring English sources

Drivers would then be charged based on their cars' odometer readings rather than the gallons of gas they consumed.

As we walk along the high street, Doran outlines his plans for his inaugural Wilde Weekend: a series of talks and readings rather than performances of plays.

Review the amount you pay by direct debit to ensure it covers any price rises, says Ann Robinson, policy director at Uswitch.com: "You should also make sure that you or the supplier takes regular meter readings rather than relying on estimated bills".

In this scenario, a mobile device is used to receive and analyze a vehicle's sensor's data stream such as speed and rotation readings rather than sending these data streams for analysis in the cloud.

Drivers will be billed according to license plate readings rather than with a FasTrak transponder, but — as cash customers did — they will incur tolls that are about 20% higher.

The only published study looking at the reliability of parents at measuring tympanic temperatures reported on the consistency of readings, rather than comparing the temperatures measured by parents to those measured by health care workers or by another method [ 6].

"I got a lot of backlash from certain people in that community because I was promoting oralism". Oralism is the name given to the practice of educating deaf people to use speech and lip-reading rather than sign language.

Because of its automated reading rather than subjective readings of the colorimetric bands, this assay produces objective data.

In court documents, the state attorney general's office, which is representing the prison officials, denied Mr. Blackmon's accusations, saying that he made no complaints of a heat-related illness or vision problems at the time and that his blood pressure readings improved rather than worsened over time.

He deliberately addressed himself to a national radio and newspaper-reading audience, rather than to delegates in the hall.

They are given lectura ("reading matter") rather than literatura, which is but to say that in Latin America the admonitory note, considered so useful by church, state, and parent, continues to be sounded.