Sentence examples for the first two measures from inspiring English sources

A third measurement was taken if the first two measures differ by more than 0.5 cm or 0.5 kg and the average was recorded.

Measurements were taken twice with a third taken if the first two measures differed by ≥ 10 mm/Hg.

In the komuz piece shown below, the kernel tune is stated in the first two measures and is varied and developed elaborately as the piece progresses.

"The impact on the ABC budget from the first two measures alone amounts to approximately $120 million over the next four years – a big imposition on an organisation of our size," he said.

Royal Mail believes the first two measures could cost it up to £300m in the event of protracted strikes, and on 2 May asked the regulator to waive them for two years.

The first two measures were adopted, relieving the debt burden of the provinces and strengthening the federal government, but on the latter there was no agreement, as it would have involved a redistribution of income between wealthier Central Canada and the Maritime and the Prairie Provinces; both Ontario and Quebec were strongly provincialist and resisted redistribution.

Also, while the first two measure the extent of outsourcing, the last two measure but the area of outsourcing.

The plaintiff cites the expert testimony of Alexander Stewart, a professor of music at the University of Vermont and a self-described "forensic musicologist," who argues that the two songs "feature the same chords during the first three measures and an unusual variation on the traditional chromatic descending bass line in the fourth measure".

Prices in the UK, incidentally, were lower at the outbreak of the 1st World War than they were at the time of Battle of Waterloo Larry, If you were appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer and Governor of the Bank of England at midday today what are the first three measures you would take?

The first four measures are shown.

Figure 1 shows the score of the first four measures of a piece by J. S. Bach.