remeasure การใช้

• Don't want to remeasure all your roadways?
• The company had to strain and remeasure the stuff before it could begin refining.
• But to assure mountain status on the map, they have to persuade the Englishmen to remeasure.
• He commissioned several geographers to remeasure the distance on earth that corresponds to one degree of celestial meridian.
• And doctors need to continually remeasure cholesterol; if reduction isn't achieved, they need to ( adjust ) the dose ."
• In the early 1990s, as GPS receivers started to shrink, Washburn's hankering to use the new technology to remeasure the grand mountain grew.
• And you go home with a small bag of nuts and bolts and remeasure your project, driving stakes and popping lines to find the exact spot for the hole.
• While ways are found to detain the map-makers, the locals form a massive bucket brigade, hauling soil from the valley up to the summit to build a 20-foot mound and demand a remeasure.
• And why was chief measurer Ken McAlpine, who had to remeasure the boat with the winged rudder, so excited when he saw them that he punched the air as he exclaimed, " All right !"
• If this isn't the best approach, I can go back and remeasure the minima in a different way, though repeating the experiment itself would take quite a while .-- talk ) 17 : 48, 15 June 2010 ( UTC)
• As I understand, remeasuring it from another angle has a chance of getting the other value, depending how wide the angle-and if you remeasure again from the first angle, it could then be different from what it was the first time!
• In the latter study, entitled " The Mismeasure of Science : Stephen Jay Gould versus Samuel George Morton on Skulls and Bias " and authored by six anthropologists, it was concluded that the bias came from Gould, who failed to examine and remeasure the crania in order to determine Morton's level of accuracy.
• Originally, de Boisbaudran determined the density of gallium as 4.7 g / cm 3, the only property that failed to match Mendeleev's predictions; Mendeleev then wrote to him and suggested that he should remeasure the density, and de Boisbaudran then obtained the correct value of 5.9 g / cm 3, that Mendeleev had predicted almost exactly.