Sentence examples for target measuring from inspiring English sources

In the U.S. Hawk and Soviet SA-6 Gainful antiaircraft systems, for example, the missile homed in on radar emissions transmitted from the launch site and reflected off the target, measuring the Doppler shift in the reflected emissions to assist in computing the intercept trajectory.

According to Mr Lomborg, gathering data is hugely expensive, at around $1.5 billion per SDG target; measuring all 169 proposed targets would eat up 12.5% of total international development aid.Defenders of the SDGs argue that their greatest virtue lies in getting countries involved in any development scheme underpinned by proper reporting and peer review.

In anticipation of the reentry of Mir, the owners of Taco Bell towed a target, measuring 12 by 12 metres (40 ft × 40 ft) out into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Australia.

After a Stereotactic frame guided twist drill craniostomy, a Radionics™ electrode was passed to 5 mm from target, measuring impedance during its course.

The 30% target is therefore only a 20% target measured from current levels.

The current target measures how many children are in families with a low income.

It is obviously that the statement estimationerrors are affected by the estimation accuracy of target measured parameters.

Figure 12 shows an example of the reports of transport tonnage and waste management target measured by Greenstar.

For a specific target measured by "performance energy" e1 and "efficiency energy" e2, we set two thresholds: upper bound e1h= e1, and lower bound e1l< e1l<

In fact, 2C4 does not have a significant inhibitory effect on any target measured in BT474 except for a small change in pAkt/tAkt.

And all treat innovation like any other operating process, setting targets, measuring performance, allocating resources and actively managing portfolios.