Sentences with phrase «measure the volume only»

That led some neuroscientists who were studying the transition into adulthood to measure the volume only.

Not exact matches

It did double in volume after about an hour, but that only brought it to a little more than halfway up the side of the pan (and I measured my pan — it is a 9 × 5).

I recommend that you be sure you are measuring all of the ingredients by weight, not by volume, including your water (see Bread FAQ # 21 for instructions on how to weigh water — the other Bread FAQs only apply to my new bread recipes, but the water weighing instructions are universal).

It is not only possible, but likely, to over - or under - measure flour by a full ounce (or 28 grams) when measuring by volume.

«Our interest is to calculate how much the 3D landscape changes over time, particularly its volume, which has only been measured a few times at other such islands.

Human growth hormone is not to be dosed to people based on their weight — alcohol tolerance and resistance to anesthesia are at times measured that way because a heavier person has a larger volume that can dilute the alcohol / anesthesia before it hits the system in a way to effect changes in the capacity for normal body function — changes that will only last for a set number of hours.

When measuring only distance, total training volume will diminish over time as aerobic speed improves.

But I wanted to write this article to show that it isn't always this personal thing against self - publishers, generally it is a matter of volume control and unfortunately there isn't many ways to curb that besides not accepting requests (a blogger might try to set limits to say books with only a four star or above rating, etc, but often I find many bloggers experience authors and companies ignoring those guidelines so more drastic measures are taken).

The only reason it is used is that it used to be impossible to measure volume.

Extent is a red herring which has been reported ONLY because it used to be difficult to measure thickness and volume.

That «deficiency» in Figure 4 reminded me of a graph linked at Neven's site which has such a «We are here» marker superimposed on a now - outdated RealClimate graph, only that graph was for Extent not Volume & so importantly compares a measured quantity rather than a model output as is PIOMAS.

Since global warming is the result of contra - natural processes (mostly of human - origin such as the chemical - industry / heavy - industry / carbo - engines etc.) which destabilize the entire global NATURAL balance, the only answer is not inducing artificial unnatural substances in natures elements (this only aggravates the problem or start new ones... extreme measures always do), but introduce and indeed increase the volume and mass of natural plankton.

The total volume loss ranges from complete for Lewis Glacier, Washington that I used to measure, to only a 10 - 20 % volume loss in the last 30 years on Aletsch, Lemon Creek or Easton Glacier.

To better understand the difference between measuring ice volume and mass, Simons compares it to a person weighing himself by only looking in the mirror instead of standing on a scale.

However because we don't measure ocean heat content below 2000m (about half of the total volume), the OHC you cite applies to the top half volume only, so the average dT in this part of volume is just under 0.1 K (0.08) consistent with the estimates.

They are limited only by the amount of water the glaciers themselves release — ice masses that hold volumes of water often measured in cubic kilometers.

The intensity of precipitation is of interest, but even that doesn't say a lot about total volume of precipitation given that rainfall is, by its nature, is not measured by area, it is only measured at a point — or several points — all of which will have different results.

Poitou & Bréon do not explain why the ice pack volume would be relevant for the albedo; according to Haas (2005)[47] the changes of the thickness of the sea ice are small since they are correctly measured by an airborne radio apparatus, only over the Arctic.

«I measure success not only in volume and referrals but also in quality service surveys.»