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| The angle of the cone, θc, is a direct | measure of the particle's velocity through the formul |
| The rod as a survey | measure was standardized by Edmund Gunter in England |
| John's as a cost-cutting | measure. |
| held the protecting signal at red as a safety | measure, so in order to clear it, he obtained a false |
| method of birth control, and as a protective | measure against sexually transmitted diseases. |
| “Emigration had in a great | measure stopped. |
| was widely used in the 1960s as a cost-saving | measure. |
| 006, the Oakland City Council approved a bond | measure to expand the city's library system and conve |
| shing the Western Reform Party as a temporary | measure until the schism was healed. |
| arles James Fox, were alike pledged to a full | measure of Catholic Emancipation, but they were both |
| Luminance is a photometric | measure of the luminous intensity per unit area of li |
| se currently exhibiting decay as a preventive | measure against those grooves and pits developing too |
| Supply was shut down as a precautionary | measure after a local river burst its banks, threaten |
| ship could be pushed or pulled was a relative | measure of the strength of the beam and the mass of t |
| AF2 was however seen as a stop-gap | measure against the introduction of the Formula 3000- |
| he focus puller can attach one side of a tape | measure to quickly gauge the distance to objects that |
| Drag count is used as a crude | measure for the change in drag coefficient (it is not |
| ng with over 3000 police officers as a safety | measure. |
| When she is unable to find a band-aid | measure, she places him in stasis to give her and a t |
| ength shift, Δλ (Figure 3), which is a direct | measure of the change in thickness of the biological |
| As a face-saving | measure for the ever loyal O'Neil, Peabody appointed |
| ency, says the evacuation was a precautionary | measure to prevent widespread panic and the situation |
| As a half | measure Camus suggested that the option of self-admin |
| Union jointly occupied Iran as a preventative | measure, starting on August 25, 1941, and justified t |
| Billboard Year-End charts are a cumulative | measure of a single or album's performance in the Uni |
| aim that his bill was meant as a preventative | measure, wrote, "The 'division of the Jewish people i |
| Coastal armoring is a protective | measure that seeks to prevent erosion by placing hard |
| If the mass distribution is given as a mass | measure dm on three-dimensional Euclidean space R3, t |
| h im Derech Eretz was by no means a temporary | measure - as was often claimed by protagonists of the |
| built in 1936 for the service as a temporary | measure. |
| A temporary | measure, they retired the following year after six ex |
| A safety | measure that one can employ is placing a screen over |
| es off their store shelves as a precautionary | measure. |
| l check-up and a "day out" as a precautionary | measure in case he is needed. |
| Beck's music is characterized by a large | measure of seriousness, tenacity, and depth of expres |
| released from the promotion as a cost-cutting | measure along with other core members of the GWF incl |
| nate was reapportioned in 1966 as a temporary | measure into 27 districts with 50 members for two-yea |
| are metrics used with respect to a complexity | measure. |
| that could be undertaken as a contracyclical | measure during economic recessions, implementation of |
| arn and know that their success is not a true | measure of their worth." |
| ates were fitted within hours, as a temporary | measure. |
| by the Canadian government as a cost-cutting | measure with the intention of selling it. |
| d in the countryside as a confidence-building | measure. |
| e LINPACK Benchmark, is used as a performance | measure for ranking supercomputers in the TOP500 list |
| In a cost-cutting | measure, Citadel will be shutting down operations of, |
| For a normal | measure, any closed unbounded (club) subset of κ cont |
| As a cost-saving | measure, Best jointly published its catalog with Serv |
| epublicans by opposing Amendment 52, a ballot | measure on the November ballot that would reallocate |
| d aminopyrine has been used as a non-invasive | measure of cytochrome P-450 metabolic activity in liv |
| sociation during Whitley's tenure, a concrete | measure of the reforms he enacted to increase the saf |
| BND) on public TV, Felfe displayed a healthy | measure of chutzpah while being an instructor to nasc |
| pt poolside when she swims as a precautionary | measure. |
| ord included leading Congress to pass a House | measure awarding Rosa Parks the Congressional Gold Me |
| ses it is confused with resolution, a related | measure. |
| In a four-beat | measure, the washboard will stroke on the 2-beat and |
| at the school uses shackles as a disciplinary | measure, saying that the school instructs boys that t |
| ould have stopped his train as a preventative | measure. |
| As a stop-gap | measure before a new helmet was developed, the Genera |
| the church were definitely or even in a large | measure converted and the support it has given to dis |
| As a temporary | measure to counterbalance a sudden, temporary increas |
| ht against the Barwise Bill, a Klan-supported | measure that would have prevented the Catholic Church |
| rge Moscone (D-San Francisco) as a protective | measure against government agencies collecting person |
| Institute Withdrawal Assessment) is a common | measure used in North American hospitals to assess an |
| 9), an inspiriting cantata, which had a large | measure of success and was crowned |
| sassination of Benazir Bhutto as a preventive | measure to deny militants a “high-value target” that |
| Railway, the station was closed as a wartime | measure before passing briefly to the Eastern Region |
| Program would make crime reduction a central | measure of performance. |
| an Democrats regarded the coup as a temporary | measure and wished to hold new elections to the Seima |
| echanical coupling coefficient is a numerical | measure of the conversion efficiency between electric |
| the field of software metrics as a complexity | measure. |
| f the bomb, but was actually done as a safety | measure. |
| the organ of Local Detroit, as a cost-saving | measure and nominated a full slate of candidates for |
| unced its own support for the "Penny a Pound" | measure. |
| This axis can be considered a rough | measure of the axial Mach number of the flow through |
| das, was Quetelet's establishment of a simple | measure for classifying people's weight relative to a |
| cil was convinced of the need for a temporary | measure to provide humanitarian assistance to the Ira |
| upon the place, and the rest all, in a little | measure, wounded. |
| While liver biopsies provide a direct | measure of liver iron concentration, the small sample |
| of Great Britain was to act as a diversionry | measure to draw resources away from the main thrust o |
| ement suggests the name change was a creative | measure designed to facilitate Kui Xing's veneration. |
| ade treasurer, thereby gaining a considerable | measure of power in the administration. |
| ore dissonant character and lasts for a whole | measure. |
| ighboring Washington had considered a similar | measure, Initiative 164, in the mid-1990s, but did no |
| This was as part of a preventive | measure because there is a car company named Honda. |
| y of Old Believer confession, brought a great | measure of prosperity to the town. |
| al reasons for using filters as a therapeutic | measure, including curbing accessibility that facilit |
| urder drivers with gunfire as a precautionary | measure before approaching the vehicle, a tactic whic |
| thod can also apply to comparison with a gold | measure, and that's true. |
| ent defended its tax increases as a necessary | measure to avert a balance of payments crisis, but th |
| tives and is generally regarded as a balanced | measure which can be used even if the classes are of |
| and Contracting Out Act 1994, a wide-ranging | measure designed to trim government, scrapped the lot |
| As a stop-gap | measure, Tom Lungley was loaned by Lancashire from De |
| Suitable as a quarantine | measure, several countries rely on this technology to |
| dentify a cell population, make a diagnostic, | measure the progress of disease or the effects of tre |
| marked with purple indelible ink, a security | measure to prevent double voting. |
| 975, he wrote that TVTV "gained a respectable | measure of national success with 'The Lord of the Uni |
| ncil was convinced of the need of a temporary | measure to provide humanitarian assistance to the Ira |
| Advocates see the legislation as a proactive | measure that may yet curb the practice, which could e |
| in foil hats are seen by some as a protective | measure against the effects of electromagnetic radiat |
| This parameter is a wavelength-independent | measure of beam quality. |
| As the result of a bond | measure passed in November 2000, a number of brand ne |
| tions of the British Empire possessed a large | measure of cultural unity and naturally looked to eac |
| n leaders (including Prasad) as a retaliatory | measure. |
| ed in February 2006 as part of a cost-savings | measure. |
| 1992 and helped lead the campaign for a bond | measure for capital improvements in what is the state |
| h writers combined and has elicited a greater | measure of critical analysis. |
| The E/A ratio can be used as a diagnostic | measure, since it is reduced in diastolic dysfunction |
| d altered around the year 1275 as a temporary | measure to meet the needs of a rapidly expanding town |
| uce verbosity and increase clarity by a small | measure. |
| Its closure came about as a cost-cutting | measure implemented by the London, Midland and Scotti |
| s considered to vaccinate, as a precautionary | measure, the 600 birds boarders of the zoo. |
| 8414 in England (the Index is a governmental | measure of local employment, income, health, educatio |
| rule had first been introduced as a temporary | measure in 1715, during the first Jacobite Rising. |
| It is still extant, and borrows in a great | measure (as Adamantius himself confesses) from Polemo |
| ng was done manually as well, as a cautionary | measure to save power on a faulty battery. |
| iscriminative validity as a semi-quantitative | measure of alcohol consumption […]". |
| cocktail shaker is filled with Ice, a triple | measure of vodka is added, and topped off with fiery |
| coasts of Britain, was sectioned as a defence | measure for fear of a German invasion. |
| Thermodynamic entropy provides a comparative | measure of the amount of this decrease in internal en |
| The original SF-36 Health Survey was a core | measure for the Medicare Health Outcomes Survey (HOS) |
| The Act was a controversial | measure, and was passed by the House of Commons under |
| he P-15M Termit (SS-N-2C 'Styx') as a stopgap | measure for the first batch of Charlie submarines. |
| zewski theorem yields the existence of a Haar | measure on compact groups. |
| film deals with a triangular love with a good | measure of values of the high society and those of li |
| in the reservoir dropped, it provided a rough | measure of the passage of time. |
| ions of features are identified by a relative | measure along a linear element, for example a milesto |
| A Lexile | measure can be used to match readers with targeted te |
| discourage the use of food as a disciplinary | measure, but adherence to the organization's food sta |
| k, but was reclosed by the police as a safety | measure after 2 hours because of the unexpected size |
| first half of the 1900s, originally a safety | measure to douse any fires on the film sets. |
| This was a temporary | measure until a proper courthouse could be built. |
| viated as abv, ABV, or alc/vol) is a standard | measure of how much alcohol (ethanol) is contained in |
| olics and justified the rising as a defensive | measure against the Protestant threat to 'extirpate t |
| d living cells, and as such it gives a direct | measure of biological concentration and health. |
| The sanctions were a further | measure aimed at removing the military junta in Haiti |
| ract underqualified teachers as a cost-saving | measure. |
| It was also part of a slum-clearance | measure, to push impoverished workers out of the city |
| On March 8, 2011, voters approved a ballot | measure to incorporate the area into its own city; as |
| A Quantitative | Measure Of Fairness And Discrimination For Resource A |
| The RUC responded to this with a similar | measure to the Dawson roof, fitting a plate of ballis |
| A related | measure is million standard cubic metres per day (MSm |
| In June 1945, as a precautionary | measure due to Allied bombings the academy sent its e |
| the shippei was often used as a disciplinary | measure for meditating monks. |
| of those voting may not be able to pass a tax | measure. |
| d in the hole and lift the valve a sufficient | measure of the minimum area for each position or unde |
| y powered VF in limited numbers as a stop-gap | measure to counter the growing Anti-UN Alliance threa |
| Shruti is only mentioned as a perceptual | measure in the music of Bharata's time. |
| h class of GST varies and so it is not a good | measure of activity for some forms (e.g. |
| Although information gain is usually a good | measure for deciding the relevance of an attribute, i |
| A second | measure was introduced in 2006 which saw school perfo |
| iament and the monarchs, leading to a greater | measure of personal liberty and democracy in Britain. |
| of the TaQing emperor, he may, as a temporary | measure, continue to reside in the Palace (in the For |
| As a preventative | measure staff and patients were screened.. |
| Melapalayam and Udumalpet as a precautionary | measure. |
| As a preemptive | measure, he had all his teeth removed, because he wou |
| he name of "Ferentari" contributes in a great | measure to its reputation due to its exotic sound: th |
| This is a temporary | measure, prior to a permanent solution being installe |
| district for several years as a cost-cutting | measure. |
| As a protective | measure, Chief of Army Staff Ashfaq Pervez Kayani has |
| Senate sponsor for Referendum C, a statewide | measure to remove TABOR restrictions on the state bud |
| ncil was convinced of the need of a temporary | measure to provide humanitarian assistance to the Ira |
| The angular diameter distance is a distance | measure used in astronomy. |
| There is a ballot | measure for November 2009 on this very issue. |
| - the boundary was built in 1841 as a relief | measure to provide respite from the Hungry Forties, a |
| A limited | measure of pluralism was allowed and Sadiq al Mahdi a |
| cil was convinced of the need for a temporary | measure to provide humanitarian assistance to the Ira |
| ent was instituted in order to lend a special | measure of honor to Shabbat, since the normative prac |
| MPP intends to run a similar | measure in November 2012. |
| India decided to stop testing as a temporary | measure. |
| As a preemptive | measure, Michael Lucchi and Paramount announced a Jul |
| S. Department of Defense decals as a security | measure. |
| , touting Red White & Blue Beer as a goodwill | measure overseas, and a sensible purchase at home dur |
| er, voters in Massachusetts enacted a similar | measure. |
| The "Dobson unit", a convenient | measure of the columnar density of ozone overhead, is |
| A similar | measure, the No Child Left Inside Act of 2008 (H.R. 3 |
| r the lifted index (LI) are used as a primary | measure of atmospheric instability first. |
| Super S or S number is a direct | measure of the fineness of the wool fiber. |
| as completed in early 1969 financed by a bond | measure passed by the citizens of Buena Park on June |
| Six decades later, Dimidov gained a small | measure of compensation for that suffering, €7,670 (U |
| shelters - initially installed as a temporary | measure in the early 1960s which eventually stood for |
| All three contained a large | measure of success. |
| ncil was convinced of the need as a temporary | measure to provide humanitarian assistance to the Ira |
| parties that requisitioned food as a punitive | measure. |
| to upbraid a shopman who was serving a false | measure of oil, saying distinctly: "Do justice, God s |
| were also condemned to be burned as a further | measure, though the condemnation is the only evidence |
| standard hamburger roll, presumably as a cost | measure. |
| the first of the last verse is in a different | measure from the other verses of the strophe. |
| good at estimating distances, or have a tape | measure at hand, you can get precise, sharp focus wit |
| outh of this river were opened as a defensive | measure against the advancing German army during the |
| This was only a temporary | measure and in 1949 the NCC was transferred to the Ul |
| ey may act as an alternative to, or a stopgap | measure until, plastic surgery to reconstruct a breas |
| The Cider Bill of 1763 was a proposed | measure by the British government of Lord Bute to put |
| dy component of the detector output is a good | measure of the instantaneous local oscillator intensi |
| in the General Assembly of 1734 as a healing | measure. |
| ethlehem Steel or U.S. Steel as a cost-saving | measure. |
| assador in Austria, ceased as a precautionary | measure after being wrongfully accused of sexual hara |
| As a temporary | measure, Alsace wine produced from Pinot Gris was lab |
| of all men and women in the country as a war | measure in order to mobilize all Canadian resources f |
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