Measuring cups mimic an artichoke; measuring spoons, a bunch of bananas.
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Here are our top picks for the best measuring spoons:Best overall: 1Easylife 18/8 Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons Best for narrow jars: Spring Chef Stainless Steel Measuring SpoonsBest easy-to-read set: Palada Stainless Steel Engraved Measuring SpoonsBest for hand comfort: CIA Masters Collection 6 Piece Measuring Spoon Set
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And maybe if we stop measuring fabric, we'll stop measuring size, too.
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Measuring the thickness of sea ice is trickier than measuring its extent.
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Here are the best measuring cups you can buy:Best overall for dry ingredients: KitchenMade Stainless Steel Measuring CupsBest overall for wet ingredients: Pyrex 4-Piece Glass Measuring Cup SetBest magnetic set: OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Measuring CupsBest affordable set: OXO Good Grips Plastic Measuring CupsBest stainless steel set: Bellemain Stainless Steel Measuring Cup SetBest set for scooping: Norpro Grip-Ez Stainless Steel Measuring CupsUpdated on 10/28/2019 by Caitlin Petreycik: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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Measuring capabilities This technique begins by measuring the overall capabilities of each worker.
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Measuring tools Baking demands precision, so bakers need measuring tools they can trust.
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But measuring the problem, and measuring solutions to the problem, is harder to do.
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That's because one is measuring connected TV users while the other is measuring devices owned.
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OXO also makes our favorite budget measuring cups with the Good Grips Plastic Measuring Cups.
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"Measuring Poverty" is an incomplete book, just as measuring poverty is a work in progress.
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Measuring the price of something and measuring its value to consumers are two different tasks.
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While saying we donated one thousand backpacks is measuring the output, we want to be measuring outcomes.
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And that they couldn't be answered just by measuring loneliness in the 1980s and measuring it today.
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Scientists have identified this 15 million number by measuring and re-measuring proxies all over the world.
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And more than measuring candidate or party support, Twitter data is more likely just measuring public attention.
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When you're measuring sticky ingredients, like honey or molasses, coat the measuring cup with vegetable oil spray first.
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Items I frequently use in tandem — such as measuring cups, measuring spoons, and mixing bowls — get stored together.
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For example, imagine measuring the length of a football field in yards, then measuring it again in meters.
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Beehive Handmade Quotes Measuring Spoons, $57Home cooks will love these Valentine's Day-ready measuring spoons shaped like hearts.
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Social science is tricky, and it's possible the experts are measuring things wrong (or measuring the wrong things).
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There is a big difference between measuring aspects of sperm quality (as done in this study) and measuring fertility.
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Unfortunately, the dry measuring cups that many home cooks rely on are among the least precise measuring tools imaginable.
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Many organizations offer metrics for measuring an investment's impact, but they are generally not all measuring the same thing.
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This means that the criteria for measuring a healthy theory are not the criteria for measuring a healthy emotion.
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At any rate, Calphalon's set includes six different nonstick pots and pans: three measuring 8 inches across, three measuring 10.
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Directly measuring dopamine is hard, and the scientists were instead measuring the general activity of the neurons that release dopamine.
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She is the author of numerous articles and books, including her co-authored works, "Measuring Leadership Development" (McGraw-Hill, 2012), "Measuring the Success of Leadership Development" (ATD, 2015), and "Measuring the Success of Employee Engagement" (ATD, 2016).
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The site isn't measuring a movie's quality so much as it's measuring whether a movie is mostly good or mostly bad.
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Examples of the solutions offered by the Railnova technology range from measuring engine speed and braking force, to measuring traction force.
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The evaluation system relies on tests designed for one task (measuring student learning) and uses them for another (measuring each teacher's impact).
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When [conventional science is] looking at the nutrients, they're measuring proteins and amino acids and Vitamin E. They're not measuring vibrational energy.
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Wirecutter's pick for measuring spoons, the Prepworks by Progressive Magnetic Measuring Spoons, are the ones I carry into the homes of others.
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The chart contains two lines, the first measuring income inequality and the second measuring political polarization between the two parties in Congress.
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Here, you'll be presented with three options for sizing — measuring a shirt from your closet, measuring your body, or selecting standard sizes.
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This is not the only way of measuring those numbers, and the BLS is not the only body measuring and reporting on them.
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And so, you still have to contextualize even your 100 percent accuracy with is the data really measuring what you think it's measuring?
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Best of Mickey Mouse Measuring Spoon Set, available at shopDisney, $9.95Baking will feel 10 times more magical when done with these measuring spoons.
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But measuring stars can take time, and Hubble gets only one shot at measuring each star during every 90-minute orbit around the Earth.
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"Where I live, folks aren't measuring the economy by how the Dow Jones is doing, they're measuring the economy by how they're doing," Buttigieg said.
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"What the tests are really measuring, or partly what they're measuring, is the privilege of the children and the parents' educational level," Dr. Wells said.
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Personally, after buying a DeWalt measuring tape more than a decade ago, I have never bought another measuring tape, because the thing still works perfectly.
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Measuring performance is a problem Mark will help with the challenges of online marketing such as measuring performance - currently a difficult task for the business.
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The index measuring sales expectations in the next six months fell 3 points to 63, and the index measuring buyer traffic dropped 2 points to 44.
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The thing is, measuring cups, whether it's the glass Pyrex one you've been using for years or a neat nesting stack, are terrible for accurate measuring.
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This product, first launched two years ago, was originally focused on measuring Netflix's viewing numbers with promises to add support for measuring Prime Video in 2018.
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Instead of measuring crop output, Tree and Burrell began measuring their success in biomass -- how much life in the soil, air and water they could support.
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"Where I live folks aren't measuring the economy by how the Dow Jones is looking, they're measuring the economy by how they're doing," South Bend, Ind.
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This digital measuring tape is pretty straightforward: as you start measuring, the device instantly starts reading and gives you an accurate length down to the decimal point.
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It contracted with Freedom Yurt Structures for $2628,28503 to provide one structure measuring between 22019 and 17 feet tall and three measuring 21 feet to 23 feet.
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Measuring core temperature, for example, has more advantages than measuring peripheral temperature; future devices could remain in the body for weeks, diligently broadcasting measurements to the outside world.
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Millions of sensors – measuring devices with radios – will record the observable world, watching traffic patterns, measuring greenhouse gas emissions, monitoring heart rates, tracking robots in dangerous industrial operations.
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The crows later learned that only cards of a specific size, either large pieces measuring 40 x 60 mm or small pieces measuring 15 x 25 mm, were rewarded.
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These kinds of studies that compare self-reports to other types of self-reports or to more objective measurements help ensure researchers are measuring what they think they're measuring.
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Measuring the sound of the eclipse There will be many, many photos of the eclipse, but college students at Tennessee's Austin Peay State University will be measuring its sound.
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There are two additional buildings on the site: the Old Dairy, a three-story, faux-Tudor building measuring about 6,100 square feet, and the Lodge, measuring 2,980 square feet.
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InSight flew to Mars carrying three scientific instruments, one for measuring heat flowing out of the planet, a seismometer, and a radio antennae measuring the position of Mars' North pole.
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So we've been developing an objective way of measuring that, and of measuring the effects of clitoral stimulation—on how to best capture the contractions that occur through the orgasm.
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If you don't want to pay more than $20 for a set of measuring cups the OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Measuring Cups with Magnetic Snaps are your best bet.
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The best measuring spoons you can buyThe best measuring spoons are accurate, easy to read, have metric and US measurements, and will last you for the rest of your life.
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A spool of 563 Ikea measuring tapes attached to form one long measuring tape, "1200 foot measuring tape," and a Warholian short film shot from a stationary, ground-level vantage point, Running 1200 Feet (both 2012), dramatize how regulatory impediments can make Buttermilk Channel's relatively narrow, 1,200-foot width feel impossible to bridge.
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He has just finished adding a measuring bowl full of cheddar powder to his creamed butter mixture, and then proceeds to add a larger measuring bowl's worth of crushed Cheetos Puffs.
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You might think measuring the music would be harder than measuring something quantifiable, like words, but thanks to years of research into a musical property called valence, it was surprisingly easy.
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Hinode — A Japanese spacecraft measuring the sun's magnetic fields.
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And when you're ... You don't mind measuring success, right?
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Elekcity Food Digital Kitchen Scale, $18.99, available at AmazonA baking scale like this one is widely recognized as a better way for measuring out wet and dry ingredients over normal measuring cups.
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"This is fine when it comes to measuring a bag of sugar, but is becoming unacceptable for more sophisticated science, such as when measuring doses in pharmaceuticals," a statement from the NPL said.
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"I'm not sure that they're measuring what I'd call 'charisma,' but they're definitely measuring something," said Dan McAdams, a psychology professor at Northwestern University and president of the Association for Research in Personality.
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Measuring progress on this front may take longer, Hourican said.
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Once "Fuller House" begins, measuring audience reaction will be difficult.
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You can do anything at CES, including measuring sperm health.
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Are you measuring something here or are you kidding yourselves?
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Google has built an online empire by measuring everything. Clicks.
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However, it requires measuring something that is difficult to see.
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But actually, it confirms that you're measuring true quantum randomness.
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You're still measuring what your audience wants to read, right?
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There was a measuring stick, with which he checked snowfall.
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There are giant red shrimps, measuring up to 2300cm long.
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They were measuring her, and they didn't find a heartbeat.
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Moreover, measuring leverage is not as simple as it looks.
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A matter of correctly measuring the dose, so to speak.
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Every few years, new rules are created for measuring GDP.
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KJ is not particularly fussed about measuring anyone else's devotion.
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Measuring the spin, however, proved to be a bit trickier.
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Measuring your progress is a great way to feel empowered.
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"So today, I put down the measuring stick," Moore said.
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This configuration is critical for measuring water changes on Earth.
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Some ratings are the lowest since Gallup began measuring them.
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I find myself measuring molten exoplanet artist concepts against Mustafar.
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Measuring cups (or spoons) that double as fun countertop decorations.
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Measuring THC in flower involves guesswork, sampling error and gamesmanship.
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The main stumbling block, however, is measuring the technique's success.
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It actually went down slightly, so they're not measuring it.
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So I— BECKY QUICK: Well, that's a good measuring stick.
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Well, I was only measuring only one dimension there: earnings.
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Measuring success is hard, but there are some positive indicators.
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Measuring the success of such laws is becoming easier, too.
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Think of it like digital measuring tape, only more powerful.
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I've covered food intolerance tests, telomere measuring tests, and Goop.
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The usual defence is that measuring unpaid work is hard.
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The impact of measuring things differently can be very significant.
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Mr. DeGeorge acknowledged the complications in measuring Mr. Obama's wars.
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Incorrectly measuring your liquid ingredients interferes with your cake's texture.
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I think it's far too early to be measuring reactions.
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Gallup first began measuring presidential ratings using the favorable vs.
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Earthquakes measuring 5.5 and 6.1 hit the area on Oct.
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Precisely measuring somewhat irrational human behavior is a fool's errand.
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So what are polls measuring when they ask about socialism?
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They include measuring marketing spend and preparing for privacy regulation.
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This way of measuring blame, however, misses something crucial: people.
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The only way you can do that is measuring everything.
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You can represent Mickey's whole gang with these measuring cups.
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The ad closes with more children measuring themselves as Mrs.
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The company did not define how it was measuring usage.
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Size the hat by measuring the length of the brim.
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However, critics will say studying and measuring pain is tricky.
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Wins and losses are far from a sufficient measuring stick.
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Will Nielsen be measuring other streaming services in the future?
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"We were measuring an emotion," Fernandez said with a chuckle.
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Buyers on Amazon can't get enough of these measuring cups.
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Yes, you really do need two types of measuring cups.
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Then if you're measuring cholesterol, that's a general chemistry test.
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By 1963, he was measuring the effectiveness of television advertising.
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An earthquake measuring 2000 magnitude also hit off the coast.
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But measuring what that means for the climate is complicated.
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The first stage consists of careful measuring by compass bearings.
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The measuring stage can take about two hours, he says.
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Then the question is why are we measuring the invisible?
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It is just another way to fail at measuring up.
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Neither does measuring someone who is already wearing a bra.
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Measuring all of it out kind of turned me off.
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Effectively measuring pain has been a persistent challenge for decades.
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Here, the UN controls a demilitarized zone measuring over 230km².
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What are you measuring with these urine and blood tests?
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Lyndsey has various ways of measuring her resistance to light.
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They are measuring the change compared with a year earlier.
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"Our nation cannot address crimes that we are not measuring."
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Measuring the impact of these initiatives is a challenge, too.
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Matternet's quadcopters are small, measuring only 31 inches in diameter.
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They're measuring it digitally now, hence it is better, okay?
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Imagine keeping one on your bike pedal to measure pedaling cadence, moving it to your kayaking oar for measuring paddling cadence, and finally sticking it on your shoe for measuring a run, for example.
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You should also consider the Stanley PowerLock 215-Foot Tape Measure, the WorkPro 225-Foot Fiberglass Measuring Tape, the General Tools LTM1 2-In-1 Laser Tape Measure, and the eTape16 Digital Measuring Tape.
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After much research, we found that the KitchenMade Stainless Steel Measuring Cups are the best for dry ingredients and the Pyrex 4-Piece Glass Measuring Cup Set is the most accurate for wet ingredients.
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While PPGs are an accurate, low-cost method for measuring someone's resting heart rate, the researchers and others argue that they start to flounder when measuring someone in the middle of moderate to intensive exercise.
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Secondly, while they are probably measuring things like open rates and click-through rates, most platforms aren't measuring the most important metric of all, and that's revenue generated as a result of the email campaign.
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Just as the mass of the sun can be calculated by measuring its gravitational pull on Earth, the mass of the Milky Way can be calculated by measuring its gravitational pull on the globular clusters.
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Maria has a relatively small eye, measuring just nine miles across.
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Petite and tall I get, because that's useful for measuring purposes.
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The Cboe Volatility Index is Wall Street's method for measuring fear.
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The experimenters calculated the protons' weak charge by measuring the difference.
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CultureAmp is doing the same thing, but for measuring employee engagement.
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You might be asking: Isn't one set of measuring spoons enough?
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Measuring your height to know just where land a fatal blow.
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By measuring the cosmic clumpiness, cosmologists can infer the neutrino's mass.
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A sub-index measuring expectations rose slightly to -8.3 from -8.8.
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That means we've been measuring job growth since June of 203.
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We're getting better at measuring the changing temperature of the ocean.
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The index measuring new export orders was also in negative territory,.
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Keith is measuring my calories and he says I'm doing fine.
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Measuring this sort of impact in economic surveys is understandably hard.
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The second, measuring 1,450 square feet, began doing business last Monday.
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The sensors were capable of measuring the beating of the heart.
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For example, Moat had reported the error in measuring video completions.
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Measuring the carbon emissions of a new fuel is a given.
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One is measuring Berkshire's own book value and how this increases.
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The sub-index measuring economic expectations rose 222.2 points to 0.13.
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The head is enormous, measuring 15.7 inches (40 cm) in length.
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Measuring success at YouTube usually means counting subscribers and quantifying viewership.
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Other astronomers quickly joined in the hunt, measuring everything they could.
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NESS-ZIONA, Israel – NESS-ZIONA, Israel (AP) _ Nova Measuring Instruments Ltd.
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That's almost three liters for y'all not into ounces for measuring.
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Lastly, the component measuring buyer traffic fell one point to 52.
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We are measuring this activity and will experiment with monetization soon.
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"It's a marketing exercise," he added about Norsk Hydro's measuring methods.
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The latter was actually inspired by old NASA techniques measuring biometrics.
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The components measuring buyer traffic, however, fell 1 point to 783.
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Measuring feelings of the imposter phenomenon is difficult, but not impossible.
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These particles were very small, measuring around 200 micrometers in diameter.
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What it means: This clock isn't for measuring time right now.
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Bosch Laser 224-Foot Distance Measuring Tool for $268 ($226 off).
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Measuring the paralyzing impact of winter storms is an inexact science.
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Magnetometers, sensors measuring magnetism, can be used in mobile phone networks.
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Whether the penis you're measuring is circumcised or not, disregard foreskin.
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Mussels are grown on ten rafts measuring 40 by 40 feet.
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No scale is perfect because measuring sex drive is very complicated.
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In our digital era, regulations are not accurately measuring banking activity.
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An index measuring output came in at 53.3, below July's 53.9.
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All rehab participants completed questionnaires measuring depression, anxiety, anger and stress.
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This may be why another index, measuring homebuyer sentiment, is dropping.
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Measuring crypto trading volume in China or elsewhere is highly difficult.
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An employee then scans the visible paint with a measuring instrument.
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The index measuring time to buy a dwelling improved by 2.1%.
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Measuring the share of economic activity that is informal is tricky.
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Proposals for measuring Twitter's conversational health are due by April 13.
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Strong ocean currents mean traditional measuring by a cable is impossible.
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Its blooms are tiny, each measuring mere millimeters when wide open.
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New industrywide initiatives are focused on quantifying and measuring soil health.
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How are you measuring the success of the neighborhood policing program?
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The following — admittedly, imperfect — analogy highlights the importance of measuring effects.
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Measuring Jupiter's gravity field will tell the distribution of mass within.
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Letting Dobrik be the 'creative genius' and measuring the right metrics.
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Democrats are practically measuring the curtains for offices held by Sens.
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Railroads: The Surface Transportation Board is measuring the railroad industry's finances.
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Ordering furniture without measuring your space can lead to expensive mistakes.
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Like political forecasting, measuring success in publishing isn't a precise science.
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The store's business card doubles as a portable, skirt-measuring ruler.
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They could never completely replace existing techniques for measuring public opinion.
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It can be a bit of a… intellectual dick-measuring contest.
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Cons to considerMost powdered supplements come with a handy measuring spoon.
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Measuring the impact of these laws, moreover, is no easy task.
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Measuring soccer skills is extremely complicated and subject to many variables.
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"I'm kind of a dorky scientist just over here measuring stuff."
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She found a chart explaining centimorgans, units for measuring genetic linkage.
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They play on fields with cameras mounted everywhere, measuring every movement.
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Clearly, the Supreme Court's approach to measuring religious discrimination has shifted.
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Dipping your measuring cup down into the cool silky flour bin.
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Her results haven't come close to measuring up to those expectations.
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Then you'd need to be measuring the difference in light-years.
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These measuring spoons include four of the most beloved Disney characters.
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Or measuring your child's development against other kids in their class?
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Trump uses wealth as a measuring stick of success and importance.
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By episode's end, Jesus is measuring her for the captain's chair.
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As a scholar, she has also been measuring these programs' effectiveness.
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Judging such practices often requires rigorously measuring broadband provider market power.
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First, the government must begin accurately measuring the water access gap.
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Measuring ROI can feel like a bit of a black box.
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More men and women worked nearby, measuring, stitching, and cutting fabric.
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Are we going to start measuring who's more authentic than who?
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Measuring the ocean's temperature has long been a challenge for scientists.
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The first quake, measuring 4.9 magnitude, struck just before 9.00 a.m.
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These developments occurred after the survey measuring employee satisfaction was distributed.
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The Trump administration is measuring how hard it can press Beijing.
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The software operates by measuring hemoglobin concentration, a component of blood.
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"The 2020 measuring stick is not anybody but Trump," Krebs said.
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Researchers like Lindgren aren't measuring these gas levels just for kicks.
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Get the R2-D2 Measuring Cup and Measuring Spoon Set See Details The perfect item for someone with a Star Wars addiction and an Asian cuisine addiction — because why use wooden chopsticks when you can use lightsabers?
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Measuring all of these properties means getting sensors deep inside a hurricane.
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Measuring at 10-feet, it provides the flexibility that standard wires don't.
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Your phone contains a magnetometer that is measuring the Earth's magnetic field.
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He had been cleaning and measuring a field for $4 a day.
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At one point we discuss the accuracy of measuring farts per hour.
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Right now, they have much bigger priorities than a sword-measuring contest.
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I already have a set of measuring spoons; shouldn't I be satisfied?
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Measuring a different frequency definitively could lead to new laws of physics.
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Scientists are still trying to understand the mathematics behind measuring this ellipticity.
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The unemployment rate, measuring labour-market slack, is often a convenient gauge.
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Jack Nicas explores the challenge of accurately measuring fake accounts on Facebook.
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Meanwhile, combine club soda and fish sauce in a large measuring glass.
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All clocks keep pace by measuring the time between some repetitive event.
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That way, Rapatalo said, you're measuring candidates against qualifications, not each other.
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"We are measuring our country's success differently," said Finance Minister Grant Robertson.
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And measuring their every movement can help them improve next time around.
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One section that really hits home for me is around measuring progress.
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The set itself was also the production's largest, measuring 28,787 square feet.
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This will mean measuring results, being transparent and course-correcting when needed.
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I measured my thighs with a measuring tape every night before bed.
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The researchers determined this by measuring how quickly a subject's pupils dilated.
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Measuring just over 25 inches across, it's much smaller than other soundbars.
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The master bedroom features a round bed frame measuring 15 feet across.
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This humble measuring tape app is just the tip of the iceberg.
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A stainless steel nesting bowl and measuring spoon set from Joseph Joseph.
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I was determined to start measuring my career by adventures — not promotions.
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The other relies on measuring the speed at which distant objects recede.
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The top is wide enough to easily get your measuring cup in.
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Where they have shown the most promise is in measuring magnetic fields.
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Second, they must demonstrate they are properly measuring and calculating those metrics.
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The island will be measuring and reporting results weekly, the statement said.
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A second quake was recorded less than an hour later, measuring 3.6.
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Measuring blips in starlight can determine the exoplanet's size and orbital path.
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Researchers are also measuring the brain's electrical activity with EEG (electroencephalography) tests.
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It looks like her friend Jordyn Woods accompanied her to the measuring.
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What was needed was an independent way of measuring the hot gas.
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Reconnect's polling was the most accurate in measuring Democrat Hillary Clinton's performance.
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"We are measuring our country's success differently," said Finance minister Grant Robertson.
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Measuring dips in starlight can determine the exoplanet's size and orbital path.
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The first thing to know: These reports are measuring two different things.
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Measuring about 0.2 square miles, it's the smallest country in the world.
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Physics is working against you, and they're measuring network activity in milliseconds.
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Measuring bug populations is an imperfect science—they're small, mobile, and hidden.
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This all-in-one measuring spoon can replace a set of nine.
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I started an IV and Dr. Shepherd started measuring her blood pressure.
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A quad is a massive unit used in measuring national energy consumption.
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Measuring tape, for example, hasn't really changed since its creation in 1860.
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My excessive exercising and measuring were met not with concern but approval.
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But there is no standardized way of measuring it, and Alibaba's Nov.
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Measuring how managers have performed against softer targets is also notoriously hard.
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Researchers claim it's between 95%-to-99% accurate when measuring stride length.
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Now take these two measuring devices and put them in an elevator.
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We go through life measuring ourselves by other people's standards of success.
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The USGS later reported another quake in the same area, measuring 5.3.
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Plus, it could liberate bartenders from measuring bottles into the wee hours.
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In Mochizuki's mappings, the measuring sticks are locally compatible with one another.
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We're not measuring success in terms of how rich anybody is getting.
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Measuring these gases in airtight environments can determine a person's metabolic rate.
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By directly measuring protein synthesis in the muscle, the saw something else.
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So, why haven't we been measuring the earth like this for years?
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Meanwhile, the component measuring buyer traffic slipped a single point, to 47.
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Measuring the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets was a case in point.
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Measuring the precise shape of any coverage declines may take some time.
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And that's only measuring the direct impact of the Fox cable network.
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Measuring and Assessing Aviation Security and Chasing Ghosts: The Policing of Terrorism.
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When labs slowed things down, pharmacists brought measuring tests to the barbershops.
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Problems in measuring health care quality are not confined to veterans' hospitals.
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Whether Porsche likes to admit it, Tesla will be its measuring stick.
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The grains are small, measuring from 2 to 30 micrometers in size.
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That being said, measuring online influence is far from a straightforward affair.
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"The main technical challenge is reliably measuring those six parameters," he said.
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And why net-zero carbon emissions targets are measuring the wrong thing.
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A solution for measuring alcohol intoxication has existed since 1954: the Breathalyzer.
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"What I've found is that nobody's actually measuring this correctly," Far said.
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Making roti is as much about eyeballing as measuring, tradition as instruction.
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The catch is that directly measuring the Hubble constant is very tricky.
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The bottom line as a measuring stick is a prescription for unhappiness.
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We each picked up our charcoal, measuring the proportions of the scene.
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Pete Buttigieg: First of all, I think we're measuring the wrong things.
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The damage was so widespread that authorities are still measuring the severity.
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Finally, a charity rating agency is measuring how effectively money is used.
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But measuring the ultimate success of these initiatives requires decades of tracking.
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Measuring around 4 x 4 inches, it fits into a coat pocket.
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" According to Collins, "There's no legal standard for measuring 'abuse of power.
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The world's longest waterslide — measuring 3,645 feet — opened in Malaysia this year.
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Similarly, if you're looking at harms, who's measuring harms to whom, right?
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Wilbur Ross (played by Kate McKinnon) are roped into the measuring contest.
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It's a useful, if imperfect, marker for measuring the magnitude of #MeToo.
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The way doctors estimate bone strength is by measuring bone mineral density.
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Measuring those carbon flows, economy-wide, will be an enormous administrative challenge.
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The second piece of advice involves measuring: Second, just as you would measure your own neck, chest and waist before buying a piece of clothing, measuring your drone is the best way of assuring the best fit. Yup!
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Jaksa explained the timeline of the disaster to The New York Times:After the initial 7.9 shock, there was an aftershock measuring 6.1, and then several more shocks, with three of those measuring in the high fives, he said.
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In addition to measuring output simply in terms like publications and citations — as we currently do for basic research — we could start measuring some innovation grants in terms of how they provide a real return on taxpayer investment.
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It does this by measuring the blood volume pulse from your finger's palmar arteries, detecting the direction and intensity of your body's movements using a 3D accelerometer and gyroscope and by measuring your temperature through three NTC temperature sensors.
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"Glass or plastic measuring cups with the measurements marked on the side and the 1-cup line below the top are only for measuring liquids," she wrote in "Maida Heatter's Book of Great Chocolate Desserts," first published in 1980.
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The sub-index measuring new business was 58.1, down from 59.2 in September.
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Measuring creativity in science by the ability to accumulate prizes is very shortsighted.
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Measuring the size of a distant galaxy is obviously not a simple process.
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On Friday, geologists were out surveying cracks, measuring them and recording the locations.
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"Some of the challenges there were measuring the return on investment," Paka said.
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Astronomers can account for these imperfections by either measuring them or modeling them.
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Lake Smith, across Northampton Boulevard, is shallow, measuring only about 5 feet deep.
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A tsunami measuring 3.3 feet (one meter) was detected off Salina Cruz, Mexico.
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Part of the Twins Study involved tests measuring body response, posture and dexterity.
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The earthquake, measuring 3.1 miles in depth, was reported just before 11 a.m.
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They calculated this mass by measuring how fast the galaxy&aposs stars travel.
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Land surveyor Henrik Norgaard drags an electromagnetic measuring device behind his four wheeler.
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Under the old measuring procedure, Mazara's homer would be listed as 211 feet.
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Back in 2011 the FCC launched something called the Measuring Broadband America program.
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While you're at it, just go ahead and skip the "measuring" part too.
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Measuring this is difficult, since countries collect information about ethnicity in different ways.
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What problem were they trying to solve and how are they measuring results?
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This is not a normal way of measuring pepperoni, but it gets wilder.
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The monument, measuring 555 feet, was closed Tuesday afternoon for repairs, Litterst said.
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But measuring coronary calcium is not a surefire indication of a person's risk.
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Measuring tech firms' return on capital is tricky owing to their intangible assets.
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Yet measuring the precise impact of Mr Trump's presidency on travel is difficult.
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"These surveys will be measuring a billion or more stars' motions," says Oswalt.
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It is going to be measuring the cost and benefits with limited budgets.
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Scientist Paige dePolo, who led the study, measuring the tracks in the rock.
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Different people have different ways of measuring when fall is about to hit.
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The Persepolis Collection is also hugely valuable when measuring value in historical information.
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Although police departments speak highly of these teams, measuring their value is tricky.
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In 1959, the Hegben Lake earthquake, measuring 7.2, hit Yellowstone, causing 28 deaths.
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Psychometrics, sometimes also called psychographics, focuses on measuring psychological traits, such as personality.
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So you're basically measuring the ambient noise in different portions of the stadium.
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An ultrasonic measuring system determines when the water has reached the appropriate amount.
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High birth rates also have an arithmetical effect on global averages measuring development.
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In 2015 Uzbekistan Airways started measuring how heavy flyers were for safety reasons.
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Here, Mendeleev argued that the accepted weights were incorrect, and needed re-measuring.
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But part of that drive has included changing the measuring sticks for success.
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Existing tests focus on measuring levels of chemical telltales such as essential oils.
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Measuring them in a shipment could reveal whether it has been tampered with.
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The picture alters when measuring the proportion of local loans that are bad.
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Orange habanero peppers are about 70 times hotter, measuring between 150,000-350,323 SHU.
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Over the summer, Mackay's research shifted to measuring the speed of the thaw.
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At its heart, this approach is about measuring contribution rather than face time.
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Time spent on articles has become a popular metric for measuring reader engagement.
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He called it measuring "the art of roughness" and self-similarity in nature.
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Measuring 3.4mm at its thinnest point, it's 30 percent thinner than its predecessors.
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These sorts of metrics are critical to measuring success in ad-supported video.
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Nadella says he is a proponent of change by first measuring the problem.
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They're looking for the outliers and measuring them against what we already know.
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"It's measuring all eight [constituencies] in a pull, not push way," Frei said.
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Believe it or not, measuring the wind from space hasn't really been done.
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The laser helps you line up with the edge of whatever you're measuring.
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First, there's the world map in white or black measuring 17" by 24".
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Dansgaard was by that point one of the pioneers of measuring oxygen isotopes.
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Public markets are also used as a measuring stick when valuing private investments.
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Sanders reports the surges as measuring 4 feet, enough to wash wildlife ashore.
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The dollar index, measuring it against major peers, dipped 0.1 percent to 95.38.
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We have tons of mechanisms in place, where we're measuring it, tracking it.
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It's quite large, measuring almost 4 inches in depth and 10 inches across.
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But look, we don't want to get into some petty rocket-measuring contest.
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Most of us would do well to put away the measuring tape already.
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The warming of the planet is easiest to observe by measuring global temperatures.
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But the subindex measuring consumer propensity to buy edged up to 56.3 points.
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Gray hand-sewed these covers, "surreptitiously" measuring the size of them one day.
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I was measuring everything, absorbing all this history we didn't learn in Chile.
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Last year, Cuadrilla halted fracking after a tremor measuring 0.8 magnitude was recorded.
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Measuring 132 by 100 feet, the mural represents Marshall's largest artwork to date.
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The results were obtained by measuring location data from 50 million mobile devices.
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The dollar index, measuring the currency against a basket of its peers, eased.
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Measuring only 0.76-inch thick, the expertly designed laptop changed the industry forever.
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But unlike others, our plan lacks a strategy for measuring and analyzing results.
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Workers crawled all over it on a recent weekday, measuring, wiring and welding.
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All methods of measuring terrorism involve imperfect data and rely on judgment calls.
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There are also two small watercolors measuring less than six by six inches.
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T for $157 million in cash, the measuring instruments maker said on Wednesday.
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We record their usage, start measuring their capacity, and try to increase it.
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This year, Facebook and Twitter watched as ways of measuring public opinion collapsed.
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Measuring the calories in food itself relies on another modification of Lavoisier's device.
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It can act as a produce selector by measuring the sweetness of tomatoes.
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"We think absolute numbers are a good way of measuring intensity," he said.
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Amps: The primary method for measuring drilling power for corded drills is amps.
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He conducted polling measuring his standing in the race to replace retiring Sen.
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A crucial metric for understanding an epidemic is measuring how quickly it spreads.
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Judge isn't even the tallest Yankee, with reliever Dellin Betances measuring 6-8.
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Yet to me that's the measuring stick by which they should be judged.
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Crack an egg into a small cup (like a measuring cup or teacup).
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You also might want measuring cups, so consider these KitchenMade stainless steel ones.
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He told me that, in general, NSDUH is more reliable for measuring trends.
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Or, it might be that our way of measuring expansion isn't very accurate.
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Yet the relentless focus on measuring aspects of individual lives is too narrow.
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"Our accuracy in measuring head size is about 99 percent," Dr. Berger said.
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Google is also measuring in-store visits, and has been for some time.
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We like the OXO Good Grips Mini Angled Measuring Cup for this purpose.
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The scale was a French device for measuring the intelligence of French children.
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On Trackman (measuring device) he was probably giving up three or four yards.
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This responsibility hinges on companies measuring, reporting and ultimately managing their material risks.
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Shortly before the Sumba quake, Donggala was hit by an aftershock measuring 5.3.
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Measuring the damage left behind by a storm can be difficult at first.
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Dear Heloise: Hate fumbling with coffee filters and measuring in the early morning?
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One major difficulty is that measuring a quantum object inherently alters the object.
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When we're baking, we have fun with measuring a half cup of flour.
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They're clear, unlike most measuring cups for dry ingredients and are dishwasher safe.
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The colorful plastic measuring cups are an equally important addition to any kitchen.
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Measuring noise is important, Bronzaft said, but it isn't an end in itself.
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Since reviewing the measuring spoon set, Jessica has written about hundreds of products.
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People are measuring the stock market's decline in points, not in percentage terms.
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Nor do we have any consistent manner of measuring the level of exposure.
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But whatever the metrics, the mind has its own ways of measuring danger.
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It was followed by a number of hefty aftershocks, including two measuring 5.6.
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It was followed by a number of hefty aftershocks, including two measuring 5.6.
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He saw her every three months, and they kept on measuring and adjusting.
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It was followed by a number of hefty aftershocks including one measuring 5.8.
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It also has a huge video board -- this one measuring 4,242 square feet.
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One test was measuring the effect of a keypress on a human finger.
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The problem mostly hinges on the difficulty of measuring the distance to things.
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He was out to win big and to heck with measuring every word.
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How to measure it: Measuring mindfulness can be a daily or weekly goal.
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Measuring about 9.5 inches wide, it is cumbersome to hold for long durations.
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Another team member was measuring the roots to see how long they grow.
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There's a book with 20 recipes, easily identifiable measuring cups and an app.
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Measuring culture and conduct risk remains a key challenge for financial services firms.
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Measuring the precise impact of any particular gift or investment is more difficult.
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Collecting data is necessary to measuring progress, and can help with spotting patterns.
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Is it helpful in measuring our own or our country's health and success?
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It is also not clear how the company is measuring the test results.
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It is also not clear how the company is measuring the test results.
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It prints small photos measuring about 2.4 by 1.8 inches using Mini film.
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And I'm willing to entertain the idea that the categories are measuring something.
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By 1983, physicists had gotten really good at measuring the speed of light.
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Book value per share, measuring assets minus liabilities, rose 20023 percent in 22002.
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"This is fine when it comes to measuring a bag of sugar, but is becoming unacceptable for more sophisticated science, such as when measuring doses in pharmaceuticals," a statement from the NPL said, and Le Grand K will now enter retirement.
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To make sure that the researchers are measuring the response, they have to account for the lag time it takes for the blood to get to the correct part of the brain, which is what the machine is truly measuring.
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Le Creuset Stainless Steel Measuring Cups, $45, available at Crate & BarrelSur La Table Odd-Size Measuring Spoons, $16.95, available at Sur La TableThese are used for just about everything, so I definitely recommend investing in a set you really like.
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Grades formulated using seven variables (four variables measuring governors' state tax policies, two variables measuring spending policies, and one measure of government revenue figures) show five governors stand out from the pack, earning high grades on their fiscal responsibility: Govs.
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By instead measuring what matters medically, we can use that data to extend lives.
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It is about measuring our distance from another animal with a very close encounter.
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"Measuring up the circumstances ... Fidesz decided to kill Nepszabadsag," one of the journalists wrote.
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Measuring brain activity to predict cardiovascular events is "quite unique and interesting," Kamarck said.
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Measuring the amount of deal leaks is important from more than an enforcement perspective.
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There could be "more pathology we're not measuring, regions we're not examining," he said.
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The part, measuring 38 cm (15 inches) by 20 cm, has not been found.
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The random data from the video game determined the settings on the measuring devices.
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It's a way of measuring time that is about how long you can exist.
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The data will also also be useful for measuring forest growth across the planet.
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But measuring it through the blood or urine is a bit much for some.
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Clay Singley has made a career out of managing and measuring customer service teams.
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We zeroed in on measuring something called "phubbing" (a fusion of "phone" and "snubbing").
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The device achieves all this by measuring your frontal lobe activity, according to Mashable.
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Then he considered the possibilities for measuring those values definitively in a single observation.
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To create Lief's meditation system, the team tested monks in India, measuring their heartbeats.
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By measuring its distance from the ground and walls, it calculates the drone's position.
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In terms of environment, researchers evaluated pollution, measuring air, noise and light pollution levels.
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She also found herself measuring her adult life against the expectations of her girlhood.
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Measuring that is tricky, but Dr Geraci's apparatus is one way of doing so.
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Instead, they detect their presence by measuring changes in their stars' light over time.
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In addition to measuring the thickness, they also tracked the lifetime of each film.
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Medusa is a Kansas City, Missouri, snake measuring 25 feet and 2 inches long.
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And, if not, someone needs to start measuring Sansa's cranial dimensions ASAP because #ImWithHer.
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That is because it involves measuring and collecting data about people's unique physical attributes.
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Look closely and you can see that she's measuring the stars in Orion's Belt.
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The researchers also found something else when they were measuring the trees' wounds: ants.
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"If you're not measuring something, then you don't have that feedback loop," he says.
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Obama administration officials wanted tests to be the "primary" method of measuring school success.
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To gauge radiation exposures, the women wore a radiation-measuring meter for 24 hours.
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There were plastic measuring syringes everywhere, and folders stuffed with recipes and research notes.
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Measuring these mammoths is best done using the yardstick of profits relative to GDP.
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As it stands right now, there is no way of measuring and demonstrating patterns.
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Measuring and documenting the quality of care is a difficult and often expensive problem.
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Playdate runs a custom operating system, and again, it's tiny, measuring 74mm × 76mm × 9mm.
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But even the volunteers receive training, and although measuring snowfall is tricky, it's doable.
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Phone apps and wristbands aren't very good at measuring sleep, and Max is better.
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"All we ended up measuring was the wind blowing the lander around," says Banerdt.
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Once Canadians can get legally bombed, measuring the worth of indulgence will get easier.
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But the addition of a feature for measuring area seems useful, especially for students.
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Li explains that the wrist is an inherently fraught location for measuring heart rate.
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Measuring the extent of global counterfeiting is one of the hardest jobs in economics.
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Now, measuring, pouring, and whisking is one-part hobby and one-part distraction method.
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PK from using its technology to launch a competing service for measuring television audiences.
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And a variety of blood pressure-measuring wristbands also exists, says Peterson at Duke.
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What's more, for people with hypertension, measuring blood pressure in itself can be stressful.
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Unlike most developing countries, China has invested a lot in monitoring and measuring, too.
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I think we're measuring wrong when we say that there's fewer companies being started.
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Baby Hal arrived via cesarean, weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces and measuring 19.29 inches.
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It was things like measuring adjacency preference, interconnectivity, daylight, and views to the outside.
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Academics and think tanks have created many indexes measuring democracy annually around the world.
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The Temperature Sensor is also limited to just measuring the temperature of the room.
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Then they tilted the container this way and that, measuring the sloshing that ensued.
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Using a measuring tape, drill 2 holes on each side of the picture frame.
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It was one of the largest smartwatches around, measuring in with a 1.393mm case.
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Modoo Technology: A wearable for monitoring fetal health, measuring heart rate and baby movements.
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MEASURING the temperature of something as stratified as the ocean has never been easy.
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But the measuring tool definitely needs to be improved to be useful to anyone.
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An index measuring output - which feeds into the composite PMI - held steady at 54.2.
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For example, some studies implicate grid cells in measuring time and distance during travel.
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Astronomers are able to create a "risk corridor," measuring where the asteroid might hit.
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Nova Measuring Instruments shares have risen 8 percent since the beginning of the year.
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A micro-needle patch sits high on her left arm, measuring her blood sugar.
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Astronomers found the black hole by measuring the velocity of the stars surrounding it.
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But individuals are prepared to enter a legal grey area by measuring emissions themselves.
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She's friendly and thoughtful, measuring her answers to my questions with soft, careful precision.
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Measuring the gap and the team's ability to close it was the overarching goal.
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The wheels are also a little bigger this time around, measuring 80mm versus 75mm.
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Measuring cups and spoons should, first and foremost, allow you to measure ingredients accurately.
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EIM is a proven method for measuring muscle deterioration in debilitating conditions like ALS.
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The PMI sub-index measuring output prices jumped in January to 58.0 from 56.3.
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It's smaller than the real thing, measuring a little more than 20,000 square feet.
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The 60-second ad, titled "Measure," begins with clips of parents measuring children's height.
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Judgments can relate to core issues like recognizing losses or gains, and measuring them.
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Measuring how many people listen is also inconsistent and a regular source of frustration.
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The test procedures will establish methods for measuring the energy consumption of these stovetops.
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These benefits are easiest to grasp in heavy industry, where measuring output is straightforward.
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Mr. Cahill started weighing and measuring his food again and stepped up his exercise.
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It's calculated by measuring the difference between financial "pain" indicators and financial "pleasure" indicators.
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Measuring disturbed sleep could be one way to detect the onset of neurodegenerative diseases.
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I counted calories, and spent hours appraising myself in the mirror, measuring my progress.
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Take the case of measuring the most basic of economic variables: gross domestic product.
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Narrative evaluations are infinitely better than grades for educating students and measuring academic progress.
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China Zun is the tallest finalist on the list, measuring in at 1,732 feet.
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These results were obtained by measuring the location data from 21 million mobile devices.
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The Nespresso machine takes all the grinding, tamping, and measuring out of the equation.
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The component measuring buyer traffic dropped 2 points to 49, now in negative territory.
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This was useful for measuring their stress, fertility and nutrition without actually handling them.
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GMV is a key industry metric measuring the total dollar value of merchandise sold.
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But again, the best metric for measuring success or failure is the regime's behavior.
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That's the same situation Republicans are facing in national polls measuring attitudes toward 20103.
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The company uses data measuring Pacific Ocean temperatures to plan forward operations, he said.
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Measuring with precision, from my perspective, the degree of human contribution is very challenging.
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An earlier version cited data measuring Facebook fans of the "Justice League" comic book.
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It's DJI's smallest three-axis gimbal so far, measuring slightly over four inches tall.
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Measuring "natural" levels of sleep would require us to return to a simpler time.
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"I think the market is moving toward" measuring rooms in cubic feet, he said.
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These scientists are part of a crucial global network for measuring airborne greenhouse gases.
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A key step in the production of eau-de-vie: measuring the alcohol proof.
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But Dr. Tomiyama maintains that we don't need another shortcut to measuring our health.
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So," says our guide, as we gather around the tall measuring stick, "look closer.
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For one thing, casual IQ testing isn't a great way of measuring individual intelligence.
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Also, as data becomes more sophisticated, they have to prove they're measuring it properly.
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However, measuring sexual orientation isn't as simple or straightforward as most people might think.
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No word on how the managers at My Place will go about measuring heels.
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I will be diligent in measuring the record and in undertaking an independent review.
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Volts: The primary method for measuring drilling power for a cordless drill is volts.
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Measuring cups are a must-have for anyone who loves to bake and cook.
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The 12-piece set includes mixing bowls, spatulas, measuring spoons, and other small tools.
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And who better a measuring stick than America's most infamous president, Richard M. Nixon?
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"As states legalize marijuana, we need to be measuring public health effects," Cerdá said.
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Her job was to examine the paintings, photographs and sculptures, measuring and photographing them.
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Measuring mounts—like some Western bar's mounted elk head—our cataloged vanishing unfinished heaven.
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They found that the studies covered 15 different definitions and ways of measuring perfectionism.
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A Barclays bond index measuring total returns for U.S. Treasury bonds in euro terms .
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A technology park measuring nearly a million square feet is soon opening in Franklin.
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The Sharper Image catalog, for instance, carries a "Nostalgic Christmas Tree" measuring 18 inches.
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Measuring 26 feet by nine feet, it is an outsized testimony to Raphael's talents.
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The CBO report does note that measuring the uninsured rate is a challenging task.
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Online, they found a deck of cards measuring just 1 inch by 1 inch.
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They pilfered machine tools, a high-accuracy 3D coordinate measuring machine, semiconductors, manufacturing techniques.
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He traveled the globe with a measuring tape examining thousands of elephant bird bones.
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Right now, being forced to focus on kneading, mixing, and measuring is particularly important.
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If you're not even measuring your own spending, then basically you're just flying blind.
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An earthquake measuring 21.5 magnitude also shook Chiba, east of Tokyo, early Saturday evening.
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And second place is meaningful by the unwritten measuring sticks that the punditocracy creates.
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To repeat: Cage, for many viewers, will be the yardstick for measuring this movie.
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I should not be measuring myself against some ideal or what might have been.
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He said the Australian Open was measuring PM2.5 levels every four minutes on site.
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What's striking is both the statistic and that Hinge's team is measuring that statistic.
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"We understood that this was a good measuring-stick game for us," Horford said.
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Opinion polls measuring the views of the wider electorate show similar divisions over Brexit.
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Researchers instead found that people use a set of mental shortcuts for measuring danger.
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The accuracy improves the closer the item you are measuring is to room temperature.
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It showed Pedigo throwing a folded chair and using a measuring tape around Amarillo.
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A rectangular head measuring six- by 17-inches that's constructed from durable polyethylene foam.
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First, one could deny that truth was a suitable standard for measuring political judgment.
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Another earthquake, measuring 5.1 magnitude, struck the same region less than two weeks ago.
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Faro, for instance, creates three-dimensional measuring tools used in aerospace and automotive manufacturing.
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So, in 2007 we began measuring what edible food was being needlessly thrown away.
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Comet Hale Bopp, with a body (or nucleus) measuring some 37 miles in diameter.
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Now, by measuring the elevation at various points, he could calculate the glacier's thickness.
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An index measuring output jumped to 58.0 from 57.5, the highest since April 2011.
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Adolescents may not be measuring their alcohol intake by the same standards as researchers.
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It has lost some cases, especially those against Washington's unique way of measuring dumping.
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I think, again, as engineers, we're very much trained to start measuring these things.
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FWW says that 2009 is the proper year to start measuring the tax's effect.
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Exit polls are notoriously inaccurate in low-turnout contests, particularly in measuring minority support.
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We're showing that we have new ways of measuring the body, measuring the brain, and finding things at early stages instead of waiting till they metastasize, waiting until they're affected, and then you're stuck and they kill you and you die before 153.
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"We are very concerned with that and we would not want to do something that would disturb the animals because if we change their survival, if we change their behaviour, than we are not measuring what we should be measuring," Côté added.
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It's hard to be precise when measuring, because there are so many variables at play.
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Nygren does not think that GAAP accounting does a reasonable job of measuring Netflix's value.
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Their silence pointed to the one measuring stick that Trump hasn't yet broken: the voters.
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An index measuring output, which feeds into the composite PMI, dipped to 48.8 from 48.9.
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Aviana — who was born in Los Angeles measuring 20 inches long and weighing 8 lbs.
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Wilson, the solicitor, showed that distance for the jury in court using a measuring tape.
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It relied on what women said in the survey rather than measuring actual productivity loss.
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A former IT engineer originally from Belgium, von Heinrichshorst speaks softly, measuring each word carefully.
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Of measuring oneself by the tape of the world that looks on in amused contempt.
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That $11,000 value is tied to demand that the system is measuring in real time.
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The first thing you should know is that these reports are measuring two different things.
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An Eder flag measuring 50-by-80 feet weighs 119 pounds and is hand-sewn.
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It was the lowest level since the New York Fed began measuring in mid-2013.
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This set features three cables, each one measuring 10 feet to give you flexibility a.k.a.
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He might therefore expect to see annual variations in the energy levels he is measuring.
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Duke University is measuring the impact of Facebook groups in North Carolina during recent emergencies.
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But I stopped counting calories, stopped measuring inches, I stopped being an enemy to myself.
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It not only depends on how you measure success, but who is doing the measuring.
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Why this matters: PSB Research, a Democratic-aligned firm, is measuring changes in Trump's image.
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It is far more accurate than radar at measuring the distance and speed of objects.
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One way to measure this is by measuring the number of standard deviations from average.
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Try going out tonight and measuring the positions of the stars with your own hands.
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People might hear "free" and sign on only to have trouble measuring their financial outlook.
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"The days to an appointment is really not what we should be measuring," McDonald said.
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The government needs to broaden its focus from measuring value for money to liberating creativity.
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Performance was assessed based on a test measuring understanding, comprehension and memorization of the book.
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It is one of the main pollutants included in measuring the Air Quality Index (AQI).
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The index measuring sales expectations over the next six months rose three points to 65.
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Another system for measuring light color for these sources is called correlated color temperature (CCT).
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It's as pure as current measuring practices can tell, so, above 173 per cent pure.
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The monument, measuring 555 feet, was closed Tuesday afternoon for repairs and reopened Wednesday morning.
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So these self-reports aren't measuring exactly the same thing as Apple's Screen Time app.
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Adobe has agreed to acquire TubeMogul, a platform for buying and measuring digital video advertising.
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An index measuring output, which feeds into a composite PMI, sank to 52.8 from 54.7.
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Separated from her child, June isn't measuring up in her utility as a glorified cow.
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Take a wild guess what people are going to do with this measuring tape app.
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A non-invasive electroencephalography (EEG) cap is for measuring brain activity on a study participant.
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The car can be used to simulate driving experiences while measuring a driver's physical reactions.
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The hardest part isn't getting the photo, but reliably measuring the distance the photo covers.
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Megalodon sharks had 250 teeth spread over five rows, measuring up to seven inches each.
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Measuring just 231 square kilometers (less than 22016 square miles), Sentosa is a niche market.
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This model simulates a cube of space measuring 350 million light-years on each side.
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Further, the very act of pulling out the measuring rod alters our sense of value.
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So that makes any body fluid other than blood an unlikely candidate for measuring glucose.
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Measuring 2 inches by 4 inches, the RokBlok is truly the world's smallest record player.
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"It was a great atmosphere and a huge measuring-stick win for us," Leddy said.
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The current record distance for measuring entangled particles is 278,236 kilometers or about 4303 miles.
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The report also questions whether Homeland Security is correctly measuring the effectiveness of the program.
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At the moment, the Apple Watch uses a custom optical sensor for measuring heart rate.
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So we use Higg Index as our company's standard for measuring social and environmental impact.
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If and when parameters are defined, there's no set standard for measuring whether they're met.
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Hippocamp is now Neptune's smallest known moon, measuring just 20 miles (35 km) in diameter.
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"We used to use measuring tape, but now we are tracking with GPS," she says.
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The snake was dead when Lees found it, measuring 30 centimetres in length (11 inches).
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Measuring three feet wide, the carbon-fiber geodesic sphere is fitted with 65 reflective panels.
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MEASURING output is the best way we have of taking the temperature of an economy.
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An index measuring output, which feeds into the composite PMI, dropped to 51.2 from 52.7.
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An index measuring output, which feeds into the composite PMI, fell to 53.6 from 53.9.
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More optics technology is needed, along with a secondary mirror measuring 2.5 feet in diameter.
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A nearby detector started measuring the glow as the signal waned in the first detector.
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How do we detect and correct the error without directly measuring any of the qubits?
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You use it to align with the start and finish edge of whatever you're measuring.
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Most of the world's tropical fruit is grown on farms measuring less than five hectares.
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The team watched the monkeys and collected the animals' excrement, measuring a hormone called glucocorticoid.
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Specifically, Dorsey mentioned four "indicators" that Twitter could use for measuring the health of conversations.
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Measuring the opinions of people who see a film is far from an exact science.
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It's a sort of wireless measuring tape that rolls and also it's a writing instrument.
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Measuring chlorophyll from space Finally, and most importantly, Johnson says, it was a hard problem.
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Consequently, vineyards and their produce serve as a particularly sensitive means of measuring climate change.
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Scientists identified the planet the same way most exoplanets are found: by measuring its transit.
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It's travel-friendly too, weighing in at 350 grams and measuring less than seven inches.
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Bit growth refers to the amount of memory produced and is important for measuring demand.
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The measuring tape is not always consistent from place to place or period to period.
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Voyager 2 still has five functioning instruments for measuring the void; Voyager 1 has four.
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But the warming of the planet is easiest to observe by measuring across global temperatures.
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The Red Sox outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. during a fielding drill measuring his reaction time.
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"The measuring stick is what you will do if there is no deal," he said.
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Measuring 65 inches in diameter, it easily hovers over a queen-sized bed or smaller.
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As the meat spins, only the outer layer, measuring an inch thick, is actually cooked.
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An index measuring output nudged up to 58.5 from 58.3, its highest since April 2011.
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However, the company does not have an automated method for measuring a bee's performance yet.
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Only the small outcrop now discovered, measuring some 98 by 230 feet, avoided intense heating.
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Executive compensation and measuring changes in the fortunes of the extremely wealthy are complicated issues.
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A cow named Blosom was the world's tallest — measuring more than 6 feet in height.
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At Netflix, Randall Lewis, an economic research scientist, is finely measuring the effectiveness of advertising.
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We are well aware of the challenges of measuring diversity at large and complex institutions.
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MAKE SURE YOU'RE MEASURING PRODUCTIVITY AND EVERYTHING GOOD THAT COMES FROM TAX REFORM DONE RIGHT.
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Make sure you're measuring productivity and everything good that comes from tax reform done right.
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The focus here needs to be on getting out the vote, not measuring the vote.
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Narrator: Next, Daly starts measuring the client's brows to ensure that her mapping is perfect.
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Measuring at 3.2 inches, it offers added flexibility, as it lets you charge without tangling.
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Ford is also developing a nonintrusive method of measuring brain waves to determine driver alertness.
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That's why companies and organizations are measuring emissions and finding cost savings through energy efficiency.
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Most polls that attempt to account for mobilization do so by measuring enthusiasm among respondents.
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He threw a couple of distance-measuring shots and then launched a one-two combination.
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Blue Origin highlighted the capsule's large windows, measuring 2.4 feet wide by 3.6 feet tall.
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The voltmeter, like just about every electrical measuring device, needs to have a complete circuit.
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Authorities have been measuring gases, including sulfur dioxide, rising in little puffs from open vents.
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The Chicago Council on Global Affairs recently released polling results measuring Americans attitudes on trade.
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My thought bubble: It's worth noting that eMarketer is measuring user numbers, not dollar figures.
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Maybe that's why this video of an augmented reality measuring tape application caught my eye.
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Developers can already track the performance of their advertising campaigns by measuring clicks on links.
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It being the 50s and all, the tools for measuring blast footage weren't super accurate.
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"We've got world-class software and hardware design focused on measuring the heart," Gundotra beamed.
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These highly sensitive, multimillion-dollar scientific instruments are considered the gold standard for measuring metabolism.
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After a honeymoon period, corporate healthcare providers are measuring the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) impact.
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Decide what you are measuring, collect a lot of feedback, digest it and move forward.
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This cross-referencing resulted in unprecedented precision when measuring Cepheid variable stars in distant galaxies.
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When it comes to wet ingredients, you'll want a sturdy set of glass measuring cups.
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Although you can buy the measuring cups individually, the set is a much better deal.
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Measuring communication skills can be as simple as adding a question to the application process.
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Measuring an estimated 160-feet long, the ship was like the Titanic of its time.
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Don't dismiss simple activities, like a bubble bath with toy boats or plastic measuring cups.
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The Gini coefficient measuring income distribution increased from 0.480 to 0.574 over the same period.
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Even simple tasks like measuring methane from hundreds of thousands of cows can be tricky.
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LinkedIn compiled its list by measuring those four pillars between July 23 and June 268.
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LinkedIn compiled its list by measuring those four pillars between July 13 and June 2019.
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In this world, even the privileged are hyper-tense, constantly measuring themselves against their peers.
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Each wire runs vertically up through the mud, measuring up to two inches in length.
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A scale is cheap and compact, and now you don't have to wash measuring cups.
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The book cites an October 2017 survey measuring consumer approval of more than 1,600 brands.
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With most rooms measuring only 120 square feet, they are mainly a place to crash.
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Measuring the radioactivity induced in the manganese would tell Fermi if the fissions were multiplying.
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The government's standard tools for measuring employment have struggled to capture the shifting employment landscape.
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Use the included measuring cup to pour water into the base of the electric boiler.
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Its four panels are attached with double hinges, with each panel measuring approximately 17.4 inches.
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Part of the success story: the country's bike lanes, a network measuring about 22,000 miles.
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Italy, in 22005, lopped seven feet off the standard height, measuring it at 229,2017 feet.
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Mr. Almagro said measuring and securing the bag in the lobby took about 22 minutes.
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They saw a decrease in 10 of the 13 indicators of bullying they were measuring.
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As Ralston recently tweeted, polls are just measuring the first alignment and not the second.
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This is notable because average temperatures are typically used as markers in measuring climate change.
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Anderson: In general, the problem with (measuring) unemployment is that it's a rapidly changing phenomenon.
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THEY START, FOR EXAMPLE, THE MEASURING PERIOD ON THE DAY AFTER HE STARTED THE CEO.
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Once they had a measuring stick, the scientists could use it to test unknown bottles.
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The scientists and meteorologists on board hurricane hunter flights drop measuring devices into the storm.
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It has become the holy grail of philanthropy: measuring the impact of a charitable contribution.
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The ad, which was for free measuring spoons, included a link that opened Facebook Messenger.
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That is why measuring this problem is so crucial in exposing and ultimately resolving it.
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And even after measuring, organizing pros recommend installing expandable or spring-loaded dividers, for flexibility.
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Officials defend the city's infrastructure maintenance, in part by measuring water main breaks another way.
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No measuring, pouring, or risking a toddler grabbing the bottle and spilling bubble bath everywhere.
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Roughly cut them with a table knife, then pack into a 1 cup measuring cup.
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Heat 230/230 cup of water in a microwave-safe measuring cup for 203½ minutes.
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The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center reported a small tsunami measuring around 20 centimeters (7.9 inches).
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Everyone involved needs to be able to see exactly what Recurve is measuring and how.
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It makes Pyrex, SnapWare and CorningWare glass baking dishes, measuring cups, plates and storage containers.
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Until recently, this meant sleeping in a lab, attached to measuring machines all night long.
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The space telescope uses that to its advantage by measuring fainter stars and distant clusters.
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But measuring and mirroring the sadness in life is among the theater's — and art's — purposes.
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Even measuring waist circumference is thought to be a better measure of fat than BMI.
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By measuring the oxygen, we could work out how much energy the runner had used.
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That's beyond what's possible, but measuring the challenge is one way to credibly tackle it.
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Income also is incapable of measuring environmental quality, children's decreased mortality rates and cured diseases.
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That's because miles per gallon is the default metric for measuring a car's fuel efficiency.
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In addition to measuring your DTI, you can also look at your money management habits.
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This morning's quake was nowhere near as serious, measuring about 7 on the Richter scales.
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The Federal Reserve watches the industrial sector by measuring what is called factory capacity utilization.
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They are likely in the midst of measuring how such a test could benefit them.
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Facebook admitted Wednesday morning that it had made mistakes in measuring video metrics for advertisers.
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Importantly, measuring America's wealth doesn't preclude us from being concerned for the least well-off.
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They will remind you about Hurricane Hugo -- the measuring stick of what disaster means here.
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Maybe you have impossibly high standards and feel like you're not measuring up to them.
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An index measuring output, which feeds into the composite PMI, dipped to 58.7 from 59.2.
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The Supreme Court has been extremely demanding about the degree of precision in measuring equality.
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Rather than measuring students in a couple dozens, we need to think about the thousands.
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The first aspect of the study was measuring tumor development in mice that ran vs.
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Not all sensors work on DJI drones, nor do certain measuring and modeling software programs.
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