Sentence examples similar to start measuring the time from inspiring English sources

The time to start measuring the amount of water in your supply chain is now, before water becomes a business constraint to operation and growth.

The oxidation stability was determined by measuring the time between start of the test and the time at which a pressure drop of 10%% below the maximum pressure was detected (induction period).

It's frankly time we started measuring the health of the economy through metrics that are more relevant than the ones we use today, which are largely the unemployment rate and the Dow Jones [industrial average].

Importantly, the ability to activate the transcription factor (steroid receptor) using light provided a precise temporal start to measure the time needed for the gene to respond, an unexpectedly long time (2 hr).

For the first time since we started measuring the net worth of hip-hop's top stars in 2011, Diddy is no longer No. 1 in his race to $1 billion with Jay-Z and Dr. Dre, even as all three moguls' fortunes continue to rise.

In 2008, for the first time since the bank started measuring the statistics, the number of people living in dire poverty and the dire-poverty rate fell in every region around the world.

We performed the following study: starting from rest, we measured the time that the approximation solution reaches a steady state by using ((P_{1}b, P_{1}, P_{1}dc)) elements.

We measure the time between the start of each attack and the incorporation of a repair (either generated locally or shared by a neighboring node).

A digital stopwatch was used to measure the time between the start of walking and when the first foot crossed the finish line.

You start measuring time in semesters, not years.

The x-axis measured the time in days starting from 01/07/1996 and the y-axis measured the total or decomposed daily mortality.