Sentence examples for sense of measuring from inspiring English sources

It is not a direct detection of gravitational waves (in the sense of measuring a "ripple" in space).

"You really get his sense of measuring performance and wanting to know how you're doing," she said of Mr. Bloomberg's approach.

In science and engineering, quantitative reasoning can include making sense of measured data and connecting it to physical phenomena (Bogen and Woodward 1988) or developing mathematical models that predict and generalize (Lehrer 2009; Lesh and Doerr 2003).

Although molecular biomarkers may create a sense of measured vulnerability in cancer patients, by making the invisible visible they are simultaneously a reassuring sign – potentially more reassuring than absence itself, given its semiotic potency.

While this numeric gaze seems to develop on both sides of the risk divide, with those 'at risk' of cancer and those 'at risk' of cancer recurrence or progression each developing a sense of measured vulnerability, I have suggested that there are some potentially important differences in the meaning of these technologies for those living with realised risk.

3. It is important to note here that even in classical mechanics, only subsets of the state-space that are measurable (in the sense of measure theory) are regarded as representing observable properties of the system, and only these are assigned probabilities.

But there must always be a sense of measure".

The Rip Tide, Beirut's third album, operates with a new sense of measure.

"To some extent one can agree with the portrait or something," he said, "but there must always be a sense of measure".

Maria Novella and the Palazzo Rucellai, both executed in Florence for the merchant Giovanni Rucellai, are noted for their proportionality, their perfect sense of measure.

"Whoever accepts a public position must understand the sobriety, personal discipline, sense of measure and honor that come with it," Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco said.