Sentence examples for recurring measure from inspiring English sources
The nexus of money and media and celebrity, which dominates our world today, appears in the novel's opening chapter in the form of the press clippings that Mrs. Heeny (Undine's masseuse and early social adviser) carries with her everywhere, and the clippings become a leitmotif, a recurring measure of Undine's progress.
The consensus between the two recurring measures during validation with MRI measurements demonstrated a very strong agreement (intraclass correlation of 0.87; 95% CI: 0.50 to 0.97).
The sequence of position changes (coded as distinct cage locations) was transferred from the EthoVision into the Theme software package (Noldus Information Technology) to measure recurring sequences of events (T patterns) as a measure of route tracing (for a detailed discussion of Theme and this approach see Brilot et al. 2009; Feenders & Bateson 2012).
In addition, flooding has been a recurring problem, although measures to control it were made after serious floods in 1929 and 1935.
With the rise of the subscription economy, you ought to be able to have a dedicated tool for measuring recurring revenue.
Improvements are all the more important because of costly recurring disaster recovery measures in the same locations (for example, in Kenya) in the context of a stagnation of international fund for development aid (Ferris and Petz 2012).
By observing and measuring recurring characteristics and phenomena in the financial markets, data scientists are able to pinpoint winning stocks, predict market crashes, detect market manipulation and the like.
Some pieces have an unmeasured melismatic (many notes per syllable) upper voice over prolonged notes of the chant; others have measured, regular, recurring rhythmic patterns in all of the voices.
The idea is to treat terrorism like a recurring medical issue, with preventative measures to avoid outbreaks, and campaigns to roll back an outbreak once it occurs.
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Recurring review of what is measured and why, aided with insight from experts or the scientific literature, can help ensure that climate change effects on resources designated as high priority (see section "Prioritizing Resources and Processes at Risk", above) do not go undetected.
