Sentence examples for was volume from inspiring English sources
noun
A unit of three-dimensional measure of space that comprises a length, a width and a height. It is measured in units of cubic centimeters in metric, cubic inches or cubic feet in English measurement.
- The room is 9x12x8, so its volume is 864 cubic feet.
His principal tip was volume.
There also was volume, in the form of concertina folds at the hips, back or neck.
Then add your own ingredient, which, in Hendrix's case, was volume.
His last massive work, called simply Woodlands (2006), was volume 100 in the New Naturalist series, and covered all his many interests in the subject, including the use of timber in building houses, temples, churches and barns.
There was volume: sales and trades of stocks, bonds, derivatives, and other securities grew by hundreds of trillions of dollars because of globalization, a growing economy, and the need to generate returns from the world's savings.
Given how few people in the office seem to know the truth about your late co-worker's job performance, I assume that his supervisor's vocal reprimand was, volume notwithstanding, meant to be private.
Although the President focused much of his speech precisely on what it was intended to do (present the state of the union) many analysts and pundits have remarked that it was volume-low on foreign policy (only 11 out of 69 minutes).
Ventilation mode was volume-controlled with auto-flow mode.
Ventilation was volume-controlled with square inspiratory flow pattern.
The cerebellar searchlight was volume-based within the cerebellar grey matter as defined by SUIT.
The initial ventilation mode was volume-targeted assist control, which was changed to pressure-targeted assist control if the plateau pressure increased.
