Sentence examples for ready measures from inspiring English sources

This paper deals with the combined use of non-invasive technologies for a reliable and ready measures of soil physical parameters.

Now they had a ready measure they could rely on.

It's a rough and ready measure of time, but the evidence suggests it's about right.

(The Economist's Big Mac Index provides a rough and ready measure of PPPs).In this section How big is Asia?

There is a ready measure of what is appropriate in the exit package that the Halliburton Company is giving Dick Cheney, the Republican nominee for vice president: What would he receive upon termination by reason of death or disability?

Now some poor countries are starting to reverse the male advantage.The same thing is beginning to happen in the workforce at least judged by the rough and ready measure of the number of women in paid jobs (equal pay for equal work is a different matter).

Its "Texas allowable" was for decades the ready measure of oil activity.

(Nearly all videogame graphics are composed of polygons so "polygons per second" is a rough and ready measure of a machine's power).

But now, credit default swap spreads a rough and ready measure of a bank's likelihood of default have widened to more than 1,000 basis points from 50 basis points last August.

… By thus insisting we have limited our teaching to only those aspects of learning for which we have devised a ready measure.

Candidate objective measures range from sophisticated functional neuroimaging to office-ready measures of the pressure pain threshold.