Sentence examples for to be measurable from inspiring English sources

Four specimens of cephalopods were sufficiently intact to be measurable; and they measured 5, 12, 53 and 85 mm mantle length.

Similar samples are expected to be measurable in both systems, however, slightly longer measurement times may be anticipated for large samples in HLNB.

"Everything in physics is supposed to be measurable in some way, but no one has yet measured spirit".

Throughout the rest of the paper Ω denotes a measurable space with a finite measure μ, and we assume all mappings to be measurable.

Thereby, the outputs to be controlled are not required to be measurable and can be pointwise, distributed or boundary quantities, whereas the measurement is located at the boundary.

Primary bile duct lesions were not considered to be measurable lesions because the dimensions of such lesions are difficult to measure accurately.

Throughout this paper, all measures are assumed to be positive and all functions are assumed to be measurable.

Their impact on taxes is unlikely to be measurable yet.

There also needs to be measurable targets that the government takes responsibility for being met.

Whatever form these commitments take, they will have to be measurable and verifiable, and they must clearly result in lower emissions than "business as usual".

In turning people into laboratory specimens and using genetic theory to try to breed superior strains of people, scientists play God by making value judgments about the most desirable human qualities, usually deemed to be measurable intelligence and physical endowment.