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Why are we suddenly measuring this?

And their exertions could suddenly be measured by the emergence of Captain Chris, who had been miles off the pace before arriving to pick up the pieces in the home straight.

Podsednik's suddenly average defense -- measured by the number of balls he catches per game -- is not the only cause of Chicago's shrunken division lead, but it does offer a vivid example of the often overlooked role of fielding.

To suddenly be valued and measured by your mastery of human relationships can be a very scary proposition for a person who has been valued and measured only by his mastery of things," says Rick.

That's where someone with years of consistent high performance suddenly doesn't measure up.

Suddenly the world where we measured the quality of services by how expensive they are has been turned upside down.

At places where the strong radioactive cloud passed and rain simultaneously fell, the radioactivity of all measured radionuclides increased suddenly (Kunz 1986).

Activist friends of mine laughed at the irony of the British government suddenly considering measures that were all too familiar to them, such as using rubber bullets and shutting down social networks.

The keyhole wall was preserved as the high-power fiber laser was suddenly shut off during welding process, and then it was measured by using a scanning electron microscopy (SEM).

By creating an intention, we suddenly know how to measure our day.

However, all of these experiments utilize suddenly onsetting stimuli to measure endogenous and exogenous attention alike and, thus, are still somewhat confounded.