Sentences with phrase «measuring point»

Would you intentionally vary the number of measuring points each year while continuously moving them around?

It is normally determined by measuring points on opposite sides of a fault every few years, but that is hard to do along an entire fault or in difficult terrain.

Our data across multiple measures point to a consistent theme: our next - gen homebuyers demand mobility and flexibility.

Hormone testing is controversial because it only measures a point in time (like looking at the speedometer in your car only once during a road trip) and hormones fluctuate widely throughout the day.

But the problem is, the vanishing ice floe photo is fake; the summer minimum Arctic ice extent has been above its lowest measured point since 2012; and it is really cold up there right around this time of year, whether you are on land, or out floating in the ice.

Both defense rank in the top 5 for defensive Finishing Drives, another fancy metric that measures points allowed past the 40 - yard line.

Education reform advocates who back the tax credit measure point to teachers unions that have sought to play a role in campaigns as well.

In doing so, numerous measuring points in a dense array were located on the virtual representation of Manot and on several hundreds of other braincases to capture differences and similarities.

In addition highly precise surface displacements will be measured at 50 GPS measuring points.

«When we measure the current state of the atmosphere, we are not measuring every point in three - dimensional space,» says Paul Roebber, a meteorologist at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee.

However, at the third measuring point of students» confidence, the coding group rebounded.

At each of those networks, roughly 50 % of their graduates earn bachelor's degrees within six years (the common measuring point).

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Other valuation measures point to the middle of the Reagan years.

It is best suited for measuring point to point annualised returns of a single investment transaction.

The process takes precisely measured point data and then averages it in some fashion with other data from farther away, coming up with effectively imaginary values (estimates) for grid cells that are only vaguely related to the original, precise data.

Henrik Svensmark and Eigil Fris - Christensen looked at historic data on cloud cover and cosmic ray incidence, from various measuring points.

They should instead measure the temperature of that 1 mm layer below the few microns at the top which do become warmer and then measure the point 5 cm down.

His preferred technique was a paper map with measured points plotted.

From the start of 1997 until August 2012, however, figures released last week show the answer is zero: the trend, derived from the aggregate data collected from more than 3,000 worldwide measuring points, has been flat.

Every insurance company may have their own weight chart, but if you want to know if you'll be considered «overweight» for your height, a good measuring point is to use a BMI chart.

Pop your joint or bird in, select the type of meat, its weight and how you want it cooked on the control panel, insert the probe and the oven does the rest — your meat won't come out dry or raw, as the probe has measuring points along its length for accurate results.

Eye tracking is the process of measuring the point of gaze, or where a person is looking.

The new data, compiled from more than 3,000 measuring points on land and sea, was issued quietly on the internet, without any media fanfare, and, until today, it has not been reported.

All these measures point to that Beijing has committed in the «going global» as a long - term strategic trend, rather than a short - term arbitrage.

Proponents of the measure point other facets such as a second hand grip or a muzzle shroud make it easier to fire the weapon and thus more deadly.

Opponents of the measure pointed to the favorable language before voters on the ballot as set by the state Board of Elections, which touted claims the amendment would bring more jobs, added school aid and lower property taxes.

A great battle ropes conditioning test involves wrapping the ropes around the squat rack and using the safety bar as a measuring point.

Using the cuff as the measuring point, we simply roll the sleeve over itself 1 - 2 times, stopping below the elbow.

Best in Show, their second movie and probably their funniest from a sheer laugh - measuring point of view, sacrificed some of this gravitas for easier forms of humor: it's no mistake that it was dominated by Fred Willard's jovial, inane announcer.

Using an eye tracker to measure the point of gaze — where students were looking as they read — Chen and others found that by narrowing the page with only a couple of words per line, they cut off the words on the left.

Again, this measure points to 3.00 - 3.25 % Fed funds sometime in 2008.

In section 3 Comparative measuring I would have liked a photo with your explanation of the measuring points that I could print out.

On continental areas we need gridding to weight equally all areas independently of the number of measuring points.

Supporters of the measure point to an estimated $ 50,000 to $ 60,000 savings on energy bills over 25 years to offset these initial costs.

It also comes with an air quality filter that will notify you if the air is too polluted, as well as laser - assisted distance measurement which can measure point - to - point distances up to 10 meters.