Sentence examples similar to setting a measure from inspiring English sources

Most glaringly: the N.F.C. playoff field is set, a measure of the disparity between the best and worst teams in the conference.

Until now, the usual way to measure a liquid was to set a measuring cup on a counter, and then fill it while bending over to squint at the fine lines and numbers printed on its side.

Last week, Labour, Lib Dem and Tory MSPs voted to remove a measure setting a minimum price for alcohol.

Nevertheless, our result holds in a more general setting (a measure-theoretic and probabilistic form).

-- In late 2013, voters in this airport town outside Seattle narrowly approved a groundbreaking measure setting a minimum wage of $15 per hour for certain workers.

Or will the oratory set back a measure of progress, at least in Iran and North Korea?

A threshold of 0.01 on the enrichment p values was set as a measure of statistical significance.

This paper discusses issues to be considered in setting up a measuring systems body of knowledge, or MSBoK.

This will help you set a baseline to measure the effect of your breathing exercises.

The Senate voted, 53 to 47, against a measure to set a deadline for withdrawing American troops from Kosovo.

Moreover, the Illinois recall measure sets an especially high bar.