Sentence examples for work measured from inspiring English sources

Jacoby's work measured age-dependent distinctions between familiarity (recognition) and source memory (recollection) of a given event.

As shown originally by Count Rumford, there is an equivalence between heat (measured in calories) and mechanical work (measured in joules) with a definite conversion factor between the two.

Sharon, a chatty Long Islander who turned to biology after a few unfulfilling years of office work, measured the turtle, epoxied a metal tag bearing the number 548 onto her back and admired the black chevrons on her ridge and the black swirls on her underside, or plastron.

It is hard to see how the 11.3% of the German workforce who are out of work, measured by the latest unadjusted figures, benefit from trade-union opposition to the idea of more flexible working patterns and less rigid job protection.

OC conceived the idea, coordinated the work, measured the DLS and PL, and wrote the manuscript.

This work measured the rates of burning of three coal chars.

Mr. Twombly's untitled work, measuring about nine by six feet, is valued at almost $3 million.

The movie shows them at work, measuring, fitting, sanding and tightening parts.

The work, measuring 26cm by 30cm and painted in 1824, was owned by a Hungarian collector, Baron Hatvany.

One of the world's pre-eminent oceanographers for, among other things, his important work measuring heat transferred to very deep ocean waters, is Dr. Gregory C. Johnson.

This work measures the size distribution of the particles exiting a simple-design seeding generator.