Sentence examples for which has measured from inspiring English sources
This is the first time Apple has altered the dimensions of the iPhone's display, which has measured 3.5 inches diagonally since the original iPhone was released in 2007.
Professor Prinn is the principal investigator for the NASA-supported Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment (GAGE), which has measured continuously since 1978 the global rates of increase of the concentrations of trace gases involved in the greenhouse effect and ozone depletion.
In 2010 Congress was more deeply split on partisan lines than at any time since the second world war, according to Congressional Quarterly, a sister publication of The Economist, which has measured voting patterns on the Hill since 1945.
A huge global effort has been focused on reducing these numbers and new data from the WHO/Unicef Joint Monitoring Programme, which has measured the progress made on access to drinking water and sanitation since 1990, shows that there have been improvements in certain areas.
"It generated an almost axiomatic belief that in the foreseeable future Israel will have to live as if the Arabs are not around," says Ephraim Yaar, a co-author of Tel Aviv University's monthly Peace Index poll, which has measured Israelis' attitudes for the past decade.It was Amram Mitzna, the Labour candidate in the 2001 election, who first seriously proposed giving up land without peace talks.
When we compare the above calculations with the experiment [2], which has measured thermal conductance of about 2 nW/K for SiNW with 15 nm in diameter at 300 K, we found that the calculated thermal conductance of SiNW takes more than 2 nW/K even for 3 nm in diameter at 300 K.
The two studies which have measured postprandial response to HIIT in type 2 diabetes used continuous blood glucose measurements under standard dietary conditions [ 44, 45].
He dismantles his bedroom and helps tidy the house, daubing white paint over the pencil marks on the doorframe which have measured the growth of him and his sister (Lorelei Linklater) from infancy until now.
The resulting model, based on Bayesian inference, explains a range of physiological results from experiments which have measured the overall properties and detailed time-course of sensory tuning curve adaptation in the early visual cortex.
We obtained air pollution data from local air monitoring networks, which have measured O3 levels since 1996.
These claims are well supported by data from studies which have measured soreness at various times following an exercise bout.
