Sentence examples for whole measures from inspiring English sources

So for a Bruckner movement to be missing whole measures of connective materials is a terrible loss.

We characterized the precision and accuracy with which the system as a whole measures reaction times on a wide range of computer hardware configurations, comparing its performance with that of the "gold standard" PVT-192 device.

Merely distance is involved in the measurement, thus the influence of angle measurement on the whole measuring accuracy of laser tracker can be effectively avoided.

Fitting algorithms play an important role in the whole measuring cycle in order to derive a measurement result.

For stadiometers corrected at one point, measurements are likely to be correct along the whole measuring-scale.

His theme-setting introductions were so spare that sometimes only two right-hand notes filled a whole measure.

They will try to put in a clause declaring the whole measure invalid if any one small piece is declared unconstitutional.

The Bank of England governor was pointing more specifically to wage growth – not the stagnation of all activity in the economy as a whole, measured by gross domestic product (GDP).

In a comprehensive bill, like the Senate's, all the business groups have an incentive to back the whole measure to make sure that their particular component remains.

Rather than voting against the whole measure, they will proclaim their love for reform -- a love so deep that it can best be expressed in a series of amendments to "improve" the bill.

Mr. Bush said any campaign finance bill should contain a provision that would ensure that if any part of a bill was found unconstitutional the whole measure would be struck down.