Sentence examples for space to measure from inspiring English sources
With an old transistor radio playing scratchily in the background, Mr. Yu maneuvers in the cramped space to measure a customer's foot.
After receiving his Ph.D. in 1975 and joining Johns Hopkins as an assistant professor, Dr. Davidsen was to make his mark in a similar fashion, by building and launching instruments into space to measure not X-rays but ultraviolet radiation, invisible electromagnetic rays that have shorter wavelengths and higher energies than visible lightwaves.
We have studied the feasibility of using normalised phase space to measure the effect of space charge.
The team used satellite-based radar interferometry, which relies on radio signals beamed from space, to measure changes in the height of the ice-sheet above the lakes.
For quantitative analysis of tilt, we have used Hough space to measure the absolute mean tilt angles of the mortar cues in the edge map of the Café Wall pattern at multiple scales [48, 49, 50]. Figure 5 shows the tilt analysis results of a crop section of a Café Wall pattern.
Obviously, in the highway network environment, you cannot use the size of the area of space to measure the strength of privacy, because the road network for two spatial regions of equal area, if one contains a link, and the other contains three sections, so to protect the strength of the latter than the former.
Michael Pisaro, the leading American member of Wandelweiser, likens his approach to a move from city to country: "After a history walking down narrow streets, cluttered with shops and traffic, music is able to walk in open spaces, to measure itself against the limitless".
Nasa and the European Space Agency jointly announced the universe is expanding 5%to9%9% faster than predicted, a finding they reached after using the Hubble space telescope to measure the distance to stars in 19 galaxies beyond theMilky Way.
Segmented gray matter (GM), white matter (WM) and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) images in native spaces were used to check the segmentation in that space and to measure total intracranial volume (TIV).
No consensus could be reached for the need to draw Shentons' line to determine joint congruency, to perform measurements of the width of the joint space or to measure the overlap of the tibia and fibula on a mortise projection.
Satellite gravity gradiometry (SGG) is a space technique to measure the second-order derivatives of geopotential for modelling this field, but the measurements should be validated prior to use.
