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It remains unclear, however, how the academic performance of California public schools will be measured next year, she said.

Mr. Klauser added: "The next governor will be measured by how hard Tommy worked.

Unlike today's supercomputers, with speeds that are measured in petaflops -a quadrillion sustained floating-point operations per second - the next generation will be measured in exaflops - a quintillion, or one million trillion floating point operations per second.

Intentions to participate in screening within the next 2 3 years will be measured as described at baseline.

Cervical length will be measured by transvaginal ultrasound at the time of randomisation or at the next visit.

The biggest things promoted yesterday were the broadcaster's mass participation events, Sky Ride, in which families are encouraged to take advantage of traffic-free rides.The new target of 1m more female cyclists over the next seven years will be measured using the annual cycling survey of women who say they cycle at least once a month and are cycling more than they did the year before.

Next to be decided is which student group will be measured.

Scratch the band next to the collar (Fig. A3E) to mark the initial point from which growth will be measured.

How will progress be measured?

Whichever one you choose ("original" or "origin"? "post-coital" or "post-brunch"?) will loosely inspire the next drink, which is measured in a graduated cylinder the likes of which you probably haven't seen since high-school chemistry class.

Updated at 3.33pm GMT 3.10pm GMT François Hollande, the president of France, has said that sanctions on military co-operation will be the next measure against Russia if the situation in Crimea continues.