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| It didn't strike me as an easy matter to | measure a stellar disk and approximate the distance o |
| Mature schizonts | measure 4.1 +/- 0.2 (range: 3-4) micrometres x 3.1 +/ |
| Mature schizonts | measure 13.0 +/- 0.4 (range: 10-15) micrometres x 10. |
| In 1990, his VO2 max, a | measure of the body's ability to intake oxygen, was c |
| the 1960s by CSIRO scientist A.G. McArthur to | measure the degree of danger of fire in Australian fo |
| d in Parliament, is a formal term meaning the | measure is to be considered at some unspecified point |
| mes from the Spanish phrase Yo mido meaning I | measure. |
| of relativity of motion, there is no means to | measure the velocity of an inertial observer with reg |
| ch is medium to high in intensity and means a | measure of the relative difference between the index |
| transitive or intransitive verb, wat means to | measure, to take measurements; compare templum, from |
| ould probe the nearby interstellar medium and | measure the properties of magnetic fields and cosmic |
| olic yardstick against which modern men might | measure their own manhood. |
| ams off the surface of Venus and Mercury, and | measure the round trip travel time. |
| een conducted on single crystals of metals to | measure the shear stress required to initiate plastic |
| An EMF meter can | measure AC electromagnetic fields, which are usually |
| all is avoided by incident-light meters which | measure the amount of light falling on the subject us |
| ts and ESR in one operation; some meters both | measure ESR and detect short-circuits. |
| p station with four 6,000-hp pumps, meters to | measure the crude oil receipts and deliveries, and a |
| He established a method to | measure intelligence on an absolute and homogeneous s |
| ked together with Wide to develop a method to | measure the levels of the substance in blood samples. |
| evelopment of a simple and reliable method to | measure the production of hemozoin has been difficult |
| Pinto, he invented a semi-empirical method to | measure distances to Type II events, called the Stand |
| There are a number of methods to | measure the degree of interaction of polar solvents s |
| There are many methods to | measure this sexual behavior. |
| They include innovative methods to | measure the extremely slow reactions in the interiors |
| s claim that DALYs are not the best metric to | measure cost-effectiveness of charities, claiming tha |
| With the switch by Michaels, the | measure passed by a margin of 76 to 73 in the Assembl |
| nches) long, and releases microfilariae which | measure 207 by 13 µm (or 0.008 by 0.00051 inches!) in |
| This principle is common for microsensors to | measure flow. |
| ersity) who opposed the military government's | measure of intervening the universities and revoke th |
| many years attached to the 10th Mine Counter | Measure (MCM10) Squadron manned by the Royal Naval Re |
| "), is an instrument used by mineralogists to | measure the scratch hardness of materials. |
| rne imaging systems (e.g., MODIS and MISR) to | measure and monitor terrestrial essential climate var |
| In 2007, a modest levy | measure was passed in support of police and fire prot |
| limit on the tau neutrino magnetic moment and | measure its interaction cross section. |
| On November 7, 2006, Santa Monica passed | Measure Y, by a vote of 65-35 percent. |
| The Verifier is also used to monitor and | measure the incremental use of oil, providing daily s |
| e the methods customarily used to monitor and | measure trade flows. |
| Mood without | Measure (1928) |
| rm process allows the user to more accurately | measure the corneal thickness, verify the reliability |
| electric pressure gauges that more accurately | measure chamber pressures and generally give signific |
| er flow measurement devices to more precisely | measure feedwater flow, which is used to calculate re |
| To more accurately | measure the temperature of real objects with unknown |
| he Earth's magnetic field, or a more accurate | measure may be made with the International Geomagneti |
| l waveform allows the user to more accurately | measure the corneal thickness, have to ability to che |
| ty and availability and use the most rigorous | measure of protection. |
| have been similar in the U.S. The most useful | measure of time trends is concentration in breast mil |
| andard” because it provides the most reliable | measure of blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and beca |
| Most meters | measure the electromagnetic radiation flux density (D |
| The most recent | measure, Prop. |
| The Tuscarora Mountain tunnels | measure 1.1 miles (1.7 km) in length and are the seco |
| All 29 House Republicans voted to move the | measure out of committee, with one Democrat joining. |
| ensor imaging (DTI) is a related use of MR to | measure anatomical connectivity between areas. |
| in the active receptor state is a much better | measure for response than is the fractional or propor |
| lace in marine chemistry, of using mussels to | measure pollutant levels. |
| ing relative to the aether, must consequently | measure some sort of "aether wind", like an observer |
| where vol denotes n-dimensional Lebesgue | measure and the + on the left-hand side denotes Minko |
| where "vol" denotes n-dimensional Lebesgue | measure. |
| Hn is an the n-dimensional Hausdorff | measure. |
| it (n−m)-ball and μ is n-dimensional Lebesgue | measure. |
| Let λn denote n-dimensional Lebesgue | measure on n-dimensional Euclidean space Rn and let M |
| A collop is also used to name a | measure of land sufficient to graze one cow. |
| nd a dam for hydropower as a national defense | measure. |
| number is assigned based on the nearest chain | measure. |
| stylus combined with the compliance needed to | measure such components. |
| McMurtry had needed to | measure fuel pipes on a prototype jet engine: at the |
| Some practice may be needed to | measure round or irregular objects correctly. |
| ser Institute publishes a basic needs poverty | measure for Canada. |
| It also needs a | measure of distance from the frog in case it does pro |
| timates of the minimal cost of food needs, to | measure changes in the poor population. |
| After a lengthy period in negotiation, the | measure was passed 52-10 in the House, and 22-12 in t |
| ely better fed than their Indian neighbors; a | measure taken to prevent their disaffection. |
| p to Stan's expectations but can never really | measure up to the high standards in place for him. |
| Nevertheless the | measure went ahead. |
| t with Chris Morris reporting on a new police | measure to deal with noisy neighours in which a tiger |
| 0, Lawrence Sheriff introduced a new security | measure in order to protect the school against unauth |
| hite, very fragrant flowers open at night and | measure about 3 inches. |
| he shorter wavelengths (443-565 nm) typically | measure ocean color, whereas the longer wavelengths ( |
| ession of speech, and that there is no viable | measure to limit the exposure of the contents to thos |
| k of the group left citizens with no accurate | measure of trends within the state. |
| No such | measure was taken but the government in Vienna refuse |
| Thanks in no small | measure to the efforts of Escher, who regarded him as |
| inent structure in Texarkana, due in no small | measure to its location. |
| Abraham Goldfaden, which derived in no small | measure from Purim plays, often spectacles more than |
| author of Strong and Free (1970) and No Small | Measure, with Hugh Segal (1983). |
| at jury trial can be made easier, but no such | measure should result in a trial where the defendant |
| ancore, an act in which they were in no small | measure helped by the poor policing of the densely fo |
| low-keyed father, an image helped in no small | measure by Crosby's famous holiday TV specials that u |
| nd Final Placements Programmes is in no small | measure because TMI students are particularly well pr |
| Scholarship will grace in no uncertain | measure. |
| is sort of moot, though, since nobody should | measure this for themselves; that's original research |
| exists a κ-additive, non-trivial, 0-1-valued | measure on the power set of κ. (Here the term κ-addit |
| Also, absorbance does not always | measure absorption: if a given sample is, for example |
| measures radio play in the USA, and is not a | measure of record sales), staying atop for six weeks. |
| It does not actually | measure or reflect the amount of atherosclerotic plaq |
| Now by | measure I mean what will not incommode thee. |
| penetrator/lander into the comet's nucleus to | measure temperatures and chemical composition. |
| l typically also has a lower cetane number (a | measure of ignition quality) than European diesel, re |
| Bromine number: A | measure of unsaturation expressed in terms of the mas |
| owed by shiny dark brown to black nuts, which | measure 2.5 to 3.5 mm long and 1.5 to 2 mm in diamete |
| Gametocytes are round to oblong and | measure 6 by 5 µm. |
| The oblong-lanceolate tepals | measure up to 4 mm in length. |
| sing instruments at the Gemini Observatory to | measure the speed of stars swirling in the cluster's |
| spacecraft, FAST was designed to observe and | measure the plasma physics of the auroral phenomena w |
| stem of measuring rods used by an observer to | measure the surrounding space by providing coordinate |
| n the observer (i.e., different observers may | measure different numbers of asymptotic particles on |
| t an analogous result holds for observers who | measure a nearly isotropic background radiation, and |
| The method allows observers to | measure various physical properties on the substances |
| asuring instruments, in order to obtain large | measure ranges, for example, the Valhalla 4100 ATC Lo |
| y the Tuareg, it was essential to obtain some | measure of protection from the bashaw, at least as fa |
| st before dying, and Edmund finally obtains a | measure of respect from his father. |
| amous opinion about the "non-existence of any | measure of absolute value." |
| In 1934 he worked in favor of a | measure endorsing efforts to obtain for physicians an |
| Opponents of the | measure countered that every voter is free to registe |
| with 36 people (97.3%) voting in favor of the | measure and 1 (2.7%) voting against. |
| tations could change the direct costs of this | measure. |
| Many also liked the provisions of the | measure that required equalization of school funding |
| tility is most commonly defined in terms of a | measure of the accuracy of the information provided b |
| The use of Bang | measure could apply when re-engineering (either compl |
| "fight like hell" against the passage of the | measure. |
| 1980s, Anstett was a leading supporter of the | measure. |
| Supporters of the | measure blamed the ballot title omission for the defe |
| s decision is coded within the concept of the | measure by an observer. |
| Proponents of the | measure argued that "Oregonians should have the right |
| f their accompaniment on the up-beats of each | measure. |
| e into force on approval with the rest of the | measure coming into force on such day or days as the |
| After defeat of this | measure, George Radanovich (R-CA) offered a similar a |
| ilarity is often described as an inverse of a | measure of distance in descriptor space. |
| tor James Exon of Nebraska, co-sponsor of the | measure, credited Jepsen and Hughes with helping to f |
| Since enactment of the | measure, the organization continues to lobby against |
| The official proponent of the | measure is the Committee for Small Government. |
| Supporters of the | measure included T E Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) bu |
| Opponents of the | measure argued that such an initiative was unnecessar |
| uccess of which caused the abandonment of the | measure by the government. |
| gh School was the primary beneficiary of Bond | Measure 'C' with $120,000,000 dedicated to a renewal |
| ff from enrolling for a degree because of the | measure, the number of young people engaged in higher |
| The cost of this | measure could increase the number of pretrial release |
| was also the leading orchestrator of Pataki's | measure that cut income tax rates by 25 percent over |
| He resigned in 1850, disapproving of the | measure for the restriction of the suffrage adopted b |
| ly state: such arrangements are a set of zero | measure. |
| Critics of the | measure point out that the mandate also prevents offi |
| sources indicating the effectiveness of this | measure in curtailing methamphetamine production, in |
| Opponents of the | measure sought to overturn it as a violation of funda |
| life, he had never come upon a genius of the | measure of the Meitscheter. |
| ue constants (with respect to a set of nodes) | measure the precision of the polynomial interpolation |
| The pao is an obsolete unit of dry | measure (mass) which was used in South Asia. |
| The success of the | measure boosted Senator Callahan's popularity in Jack |
| Both sets of rankings | measure the success of all nations participating in b |
| refers to an obsolete British unit of linear | measure between 16.5 and 24 feet (5.0 and 7.3 m). |
| eaks for Alcohol" is the main opponent of the | measure. |
| ersion used by Gounod has the addition of one | measure (m.23), found only in the Schwenke manuscript |
| rces also describe the candy as a unit of dry | measure. |
| votes cast, 110 (56.4%) were in favor of the | measure with 85 (43.6%) opposed. |
| Ninety percent of voters were in favor of the | measure. |
| us were the chief petitioners in favor of the | measure. |
| Scope: The scope of a | measure represents the domain of entities on which th |
| ontrol while still preserving the core of the | measure. |
| retary, in particular the introduction of the | measure which brought about the Union of South Africa |
| they were gradually withdrawn"Gulf of Tonkin | Measure Voted In Haste and Confusion in 1964", The Ne |
| m is becoming an integral, the concept of the | measure described above is replaced by an integration |
| avan, which is equal to one and a half of the | measure (cavan del rey) used at Manila." |
| of the campaign, he survived criticism of the | measure directed at his Jewish faith, as well as an I |
| The major intent of this | measure was to prevent the cash grants given to be us |
| nd hand claps on the 2nd and 4th beat of each | measure and screaming organ lines over one major chor |
| 5.8-27.7 cm wide, while the skulls of females | measure 37.2-38.6 |
| s are in conflict, only the provisions of the | measure with the higher number of "yes" votes at the |
| ission of the cuts that would result from the | measure's failure in the ballot title (the summary of |
| Proponents of the | measure felt it was the only way to avoid proposed sp |
| he ID2004 it is unusual in its inclusion of a | measure of geographical access as an element of depri |
| Africa, the clave is based on division of the | measure into groups of three, on which only a few bea |
| first left and then right) in the span of one | measure, in the feel of 6/4. |
| backtracking, the system keeps track of some | measure of success and learns which choices often lea |
| Proponents of the | measure say rolling back the sales tax to 3% will sti |
| g astronomers to deduce the existence of, and | measure the strength of magnetic fields around the su |
| ciples of the League and felt it offered some | measure of juridical protection from the intervention |
| The alqueire was also an old Portuguese | measure of capacity which varied between 13 and 22 li |
| ark greenish-yellow to olive-green, sometimes | measure up to 12 cm in length and 8 cm in width. |
| Assembly would never reach agreement on this | measure, Buck took the unprecedented step of adjourni |
| late 1766, following which they stayed on to | measure a degree of Earth's meridian on the Delmarva |
| ences between bridges were obtained on either | measure for subjects contacted by a male interviewer. |
| A YES vote on this | measure means: The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) |
| how Oregon's major newspapers endorsed on the | measure. |
| the House and two-thirds of the Senate on any | measure deemed by them important, particularly if of |
| work in the Iggeret is a “meditation on God, | Measure of all existing things. |
| there have been no Senate hearings yet on the | measure, and no public hearings have yet been schedul |
| A "yes" vote on this | measure means that the State would no longer be able |
| ' has received some empirical support: on one | measure, 'the resolution of past life stages was more |
| Bruce cast the only dissenting vote on the | measure. |
| this Act was passed to confer legality on the | measure following the Restoration of Charles II after |
| viewed as one of the crucial swing votes on a | measure to repeal the death penalty in Colorado and u |
| example ), which give the upper bound on the | measure of the set where a function takes values not |
| ted by the authorities, which decided on this | measure to remove the problem of the public complaint |
| Once a | measure had been agreed ("deemed expedient") by both |
| For instance, one cannot | measure a table (analyte-component) but, the height, |
| Likewise, one cannot | measure glucose but can measure the glucose concentra |
| This method allows one to | measure the 3D density distribution of electrons in t |
| As one protective | measure, large amounts of vaccine are kept in stock, |
| than 0.0001″ (about as accurately as one can | measure) lie between 5.5 and 6798 days and seem to av |
| One important | measure passed was that providing deep drainage for A |
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