Sentence examples for space for measures from inspiring English sources

"Brazil's problem is more cyclical, giving us space for measures to reverse declines in consumption and investment".

The design of the enclosure and its sealing creates space for measuring the internal temperature and humidity of the concrete and mitigates the chance of damage to the RFIC transmitter due to concrete slump during the construction stage.

Criticising the budget, the opposition leader, Arun Jaitley, called Chidambaram a "helpless finance minister" who has "very little elbow space" for grand measures.

"Masirah has a low population and has so far been isolated, so there has been a breathing space for conservation measures," says Willson, but we intend for that to continue".

It can be used for the evaluation of communication performances of optical links in space, particularly for measuring the bit error rate under a constant transmission distance or for testing the equivalent transmission distance under a constant bit error rate.

A few "dropped" boxes of old Fruit Roll-Ups and random warehouse goods are scattered around the space, for good measure.

However, efforts to prevent complications of diabetes often overlook the impact of the condition and its treatment on current quality of life HRQOL, implying potential space for concurrently measuring treatment satisfaction [ 43].

We show that all these extensions are obtainable via our new transference principle for spaces of measures.

We construct spectral metric spaces for Gibbs measures on a one-sided topologically exact subshift of finite type.

In 2005, Sawano and Tanaka [3] gave a natural definition of Morrey spaces for Radon measures which might be non-doubling but satisfied the growth condition, and they investigated the boundedness in these spaces of some classical operators in harmonic analysis.

The history matching uncertainty analysis is easily extended to incorporate additional observations by defining new implausibility measures and examining the intersection of the not-ruled-out spaces for each measure.