Sentence examples for standards of measure from inspiring English sources

In private and public life, Barbara Finberg was a model of what to be, by setting standards of measure of what a good life should be.

When Moore was thirteen, he could not tell time, the days of the week, the months of the year, the seasons, or the standards of measure.

The experts were asked about other aspects of the decision framework covering the natural history of the disease, gold standards of measure, possible interaction and recursion of disease states, as well as appropriate comparators.

Yet her main discovery, the period-luminosity relationship, is one of the most essential standards of measuring the distance between the Earth and various galaxies.

Based on the New European Driving Cycle standards of measuring fuel economy, VW says the CrossBlue could get 79 miles per gallon with the batteries charged and 34.1 m.p.g.

The ultimate standard of measure is, simply, money — the success or failure of a movie at the box office — and the power that the players wield depends solely on their ability to affect the commercial fortunes of others.

It's a win-win by any standard of measure.

In the mid seventeenth century John Wilkins, the first secretary of England's Royal Society, was asked by the society to devise a "universal standard of measure".

Here's how the designers explain it: Designed with proportions matching the Great Pyramid at Giza and scaled using Royal Cubits, the earliest attested standard of measure; eight pyramids each 42 Royal Cubits high (~22meters) form a ring around a central pyramid 96 Royal Cubits high (~50 meters).

This is consistent with our findings in this study, since a phylogenetic analysis using only sequences that lack Latin names would be difficult to root in any general standard of measure.

It also would water down the current standard of measuring accumulated toxin risk across a work career of 45 years.