Sentence examples for using the barometer from inspiring English sources
"We can even measure air pressure using the barometer on the latest smartphones, which can give us another indication of where the phone is and whether that corresponds to where the user says he is". Even the size of your fingers - how much surface is covered when you tap on the screen - can help build up a pretty accurate signature profile, he says.
He studied the effects of heat and pressure on the mercury barometer and, as a pioneer in scientific mountaineering, published the first correct rules for using the barometer to find the heights of mountains.
"We got into this after seeing what you could do with the sensors on devices using the barometer on devices, which lets you measure humidity," he told TechCrunch in an interview.
The Bakker scandals have not shaken his congregation, said Mr. Behr, using the barometer of attendance and contributions, both of which have continued to increase in recent weeks.
Now ARO's engineers are testing ways to use the barometer, cameras, and microphones in a device, along with its location sensors, to figure out what someone is up to and where.
It also describes how the Finnish National Board of Education has used the Barometer in the reforming of the core curricula.
Tells about the various instruments and uses; the barometers which measure the atmospheric pressure; thermometers, wind-velocity, and wind-direction indicators, and instrument which translates the story the apparatus on the roof is telling.
Abbreviation of phases: pl, plagioclase; mt, magnetite; efO2 was calculated using the oxygen fugacity barometer (Sugawara 2001); fRelative Fe loss was calculated as (FeOafter − FeOstarting material)/FeOstarting material × 100.
The issue of using the weather as a barometer - pun intended, for placing ads came up again recently as I read a story in Ad Week about Ace Hardware running ads for such items as snow shovels and de-icers.
And using the vocal minority as a barometer for how to proceed with one of the world's biggest IPs would be counterintuitive and potentially destructive.
The approach used in the Barometer is based on a variation of Policy Delphi, in which the anonymous argumentation of diverse and multidisciplinary experts is emphasised.
