Sentence examples for whatever measurement from inspiring English sources

Whatever measurement was used - number of delivery vehicles, number of warheads, throw weight, range - there was, and is, no parity.

Whatever measurement may be used in this identification, however, an economic one does not fit very well.

Start with whatever measurement is longer, to be safe.

⅝-inch is the standard seam allowance, but you can use whatever measurement you want for your hem.

On sunny summer days, the nearby roads are closed to traffic because of the amount of people gathering for a pint – or whatever unpatriotic measurement they use over there – and a gossip.

This study points out that unemployed patients have an extremely impaired HRQOL, especially for physical and mental dimensions, whatever the measurement instrument used [ 43, 45].

Whatever the measurement outcome is, that's how much elastic you'll need.

The enhanced RS imaging problem is stated generally as follows: to map the scene pixel-framed image B ^ via lexicographical reordering B ^ = L - 1 { b ^ } of the SSP vector estimate b ^ reconstructed from whatever available measurements of independent realizations of the recorded data (1).

Participants are observed as they present for care and the data collected reflect whatever tests, measurements and treatments a healthcare provider customarily uses.

\label{eqn32}\] Something done to another system might be, for example, the choice between measuring $S_{bx}$ and $S_{bz}$ for a particle $b$ which is part of $R$, with the measuring apparatus and whatever makes the measurement choice, e.g., a quantum coin (Sec. 19.2 of Griffiths 2002a) that is also part of $R$.

The digital enhanced RS imaging problem is formally stated as follows: to reconstruct the scene pixel frame image via lexicographical reordering L of the SSP vector estimate estimated from whatever available discrete measurements of the recorded radar/SAR data u.