Sentences with phrase «precise measurements»

Equally, without a much more precise measurement of the geometry, it is impossible to determine the nature and evolution of dark energy.

By listening in on seismic waves, the instruments will provide ever more precise measurements of the core.

Mechanical engineering technicians must make precise measurements and keep accurate records for mechanical engineers.

The astronomers then used this map to make one of the most precise measurements yet of the dark energy currently driving the accelerated expansion of the universe.

The hardware mounting comes with precise measurements for the right fit.

Getting up close to some species, such as sharks, to get precise measurements for conservation and research efforts, is a tricky business.

It is only through very precise measurements that one can ascertain the accuracy of a particular test.

By taking precise measurements and analyzing digital photographs, it appears that all of the footprints belong to two adults — one male, one female — and one child.

The recipe is flexible and does not require precise measurements.

As I previously mentioned, the idea behind weighing your ingredients is to ensure that you get precise measurements.

Because the atomic fountain allows extremely precise measurements of the energy levels of atoms, it may be possible to adapt the device to make an improved atomic clock.

How does the fountain make such precise measurements possible?

Depending on how you're wanting to modify it, you have to do precise measurements, and sometimes even try to map the entire thing in 3D.

Much depends on the most precise measurement possible, including a potential answer to a major scientific puzzle: why the universe contains any matter at all.

Meet one on one with homeowners and commercial project coordinators to obtain precise measurements that result in accurate estimates for project completion.

Across precise measurements and subjective tests, the Note 5 showed it's still the king of the Android world.

To detect this, you need multiple precise measurements of a star's position over the course of several years.

Then more precise measurements blew it all wide open, and scientists are still struggling to reconcile them.

It is interesting that so many people seem to claim to «know» what global sea level was doing to such precise measurements prior to the satellite era.

The issue is not whether precise measurements of atmospheric temperatures can ever be made from space.

The very precise measurements it provided and the vast amount of data it collected allowed astronomers to measure the tiny signals from these distant worlds.

Take precise measurements and plot existing building, structures and surrounding areas in connection with renovations.

The ingredients for this recipe do not require precise measurement: a handful of flour may vary somewhat from person to person without affecting the solution's benefits.

This year, more precise measurements began revealing details about the early universe buried within the acoustic pattern.

This mystery could only be resolved by performing extremely precise measurements.

But a more precise measurement of the interaction might differ from expectations.

The study hinged on precise measurements of isotopes — atoms that are chemically identical but that have different masses.

Note: I don't use precise measurements when I cook so these are approximations.

It comes with installation instructions that provides precise measurement for hardware mounting, thus no need for measurements.

This variation on a classical phenomenon makes it possible, even in an irregular sample, to measure fundamental constants with an accuracy rivaling that of the most precise measurements yet made

Before entering the expo, subjects reported to a kiosk containing a suite of body sensors, each able to take precise measurements from about 20 feet away: A cardiovascular and respiratory sensor measured heart rate and breathing, an eye tracker followed gaze and position of the eyes, thermal cameras measured heat on the face, and floor sensors and a high resolution video system tracked body movement.

These predictions, made using powerful computers, were verified using highly precise measurements taken using an extremely sensitive technique called «cavity - ring down spectroscopy».

The Oil Drop Experiment replaced a subatomic particle with a drop of oil, and in so doing allowed precise measurement of the mass of the electron.

The test gives precise measurement of energy intake in a singly housed mouse (food consumption) coupled to the accurate measurement of feces production over 24 h.

The term 7 - footer is itself a kind of outer limit, a far - off threshold beyond which precise measurement seems superfluous.

Now precise measurements have been made on a three - slit version.

Situated neither within Constructivist nor Minimalist movements, his pared - down vocabulary of lines and squares, refined colour palette and precise measurements nevertheless positioned Calderara closely with other minimalist painters at the time, including Piet Mondrian and Josef Albers, both of whom the artist admired greatly.

This warning is based on computer models of global warming and sea level rise — but a second study based on very precise measurements over the last 25 years confirms that the models are reliable — and that sea level rise is already accelerating.

The kelvin is currently defined according to the property of water in a certain state — a fact that makes precise measurements at very high or low temperatures impossible.

Microlensing takes advantage of the random motion of stars, which are generally too small to be noticed without precise measurements.

The sensors, which can be installed easily by laminating onto surfaces by hot pressing with heat and pressure, took precise measurements even when stretched by 250 percent.

By making increasingly precise measurements of all the predictions of the standard model, researchers hope eventually to find cracks that lead the way to a larger theory to supersede it.

Geodesy is the mathematical and physical science of determining the Earth's size, shape, and orientation through precise measurements of its gravitational field.