Sentence examples for something measuring from inspiring English sources

He had expected something measuring around 4 on the Richter scale, but the quake had measured 6.3, which is 1,000 times more powerful.

Then we're to find a scrap of something measuring four by five feet, and slap a word or image on it.

That's something measured by championships, not awards.

War widows adopt their own vernacular, and time is something measured in small increments.

The final deal must, at some point, be a genuine thing, something measured and understood a live cat or a dead one.

According to quantum theory's famous uncertainty principle, the properties of a subatomic particle like its momentum or position remain in abeyance, in a sort of fog of possibility until something measures it or hits it.

But this became a problem that began to obsess me: How could something measure so well and not sound good?

Over time, the explicit bias of white supremacy has turned into an implicit bias, something measured deftly by the Harvard Implicit Association Test – I encourage you all to go online and take it.

In what way is national wealth converted into better health by the action of an "enzyme", i.e. something (measured by v-max) limited in quantity but not itself used up in the process?

So, adjusting Miranda is sold as a "WE DID SOMETHING!" measure.

But the code also adds something new: measuring effectiveness.