Significados de measure accurately em inglês

Malemute Kid was aware of this, and he had Cal Galbraith's measure accurately.

Liquidity is an amorphous concept and impossible to measure accurately.

The micrometer as used in telescopes enables the observer to measure accurately small angular distances.

This affects the ability of the survey instrument to measure accurately an isotropic dose equivalent quantity.

Labour experts say the extent to which this is happening in Ireland is difficult to measure accurately.

Summary: Adjudicative competence may be difficult to measure accurately, but the assessments and tools available are advancing.

Past sun exposure is linked to a wide range of disease outcomes but is difficult to measure accurately.

The attempts to measure accurately the effect of any one element in the environment have not been successful.

This has been challenging to measure accurately and many clinicians rely on predictive equations for calculating cardiac index.

Indabeni had taken Vooda's measure accurately.

This voice had cherished and chided him all his life, and he could measure accurately what was behind it.

Intelligence is an increasingly difficult thing to measure accurately, and IQ tests are persistently questioned as to what they're actually showing.

Current satellites can not measure accurately when it is raining heavily, so forecasters have to rely on "Hurricane Hunter" planes.

Next measure accurately the distance in feet covered by the weight in its ascent and obtain the correct weight in pounds of the weight.

While this is harder to measure accurately, it is believed to have decreased around 40% since 1979.

But lack of data makes it hard to understand the impact: like most illicit activities, drug production, trade and use is hard to measure accurately.