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We had almost 300 blood samples from healthy human beings 20 to 89 years of age, and we measured over 100 of these communication factors, these hormone-like proteins that transport information between tissues.
I measured the height of a brick.
What gets measured gets done.
With my teams, we have measured the evolution of complexity in business.
So people put their energy in what can get measured, at the expense of cooperation.
The risks associated with 9/11 will not be measured in terms of lives lost by terror attacks or buildings destroyed or trillions of dollars spent. They'll be measured in terms of the costs of our distraction from critical issues and our inability to get together scientists, technologists, government leaders, at a moment of transformation akin to the beginning of the Renaissance, akin to the beginning of the major transformational eras that have happened on Earth, and start coming up with, if not the right answers, then at least the right questions.
How many eighth graders do you know of who have measured the speed of light?
In addition to that, we've measured the speed of sound.
To use the physics jargon, you've measured the period of the waves that cork is bobbing on.
It didn't predict anything that could be measured, and measurement is the basis of experimental science.
When scientists first measured the motion of groups of galaxies in the 1930's and weighed the amount of matter they contained, they were in for a surprise.
Tom's world line has gone vertical, so this does represent the world from his point of view, but most importantly, the light world line has never changed its angle, and so light will be measured by Tom going at the correct speed.
Pain is something we experience, so it's best measured by what you say it is.
These two countries, completely different political models and completely different economic models, and yet they have the same income inequality number measured as a Gini coefficient.
And in this age, where everything seems mapped, measured and studied, in this age of information, I remind you all that discoveries are not just made in the black void of the unknown but in the white noise of overwhelming data.
In 2005, after only a single decade of protection, scientists measured the largest recovery of fish ever recorded.
Fourteen of the 15 of the hottest years ever measured with instruments have been in this young century.
And so what we did is, we measured speech at day one, and then we asked whether the properties of the speech could predict, within a window of almost three years, the future development of psychosis.
Over a three-year period, the barbers measured thousands of blood pressures resulting in hundreds of black men being referred to doctors for medical care of their high blood pressure.
If we did, then every parent would have the confidence to name their child the moment that child is born, daring to dream that that child's life will be measured in decades, not days.
Things that were thought impossible just a few years ago can actually be measured now.
Imagine a professional social network that, instead of measuring its success in terms of connections created or messages sent, instead measured its success in terms of the job offers that people got that they were excited to get.
Or imagine dating services, like maybe Tinder or something, where instead of measuring the number of swipes left and right people did, which is how they measure success today, instead measured the deep, romantic, fulfilling connections people created.
They needed to be monitored and measured and awarded on the quality of teaching and not on all sorts of other things.
The most energetic events ever measured by astronomers carry the name gamma-ray bursts because we observe them as bursts most or explosions, most strongly measured as gamma-ray light.
Yet, even though gamma-ray bursts are the strongest events ever measured by astronomers, we cannot see them with our naked eye.
Cassini just a few months ago also flew through the plume, and it measured silicate particles.
So this is our laboratory, and I want to show you the first concussion we measured with this device.
And so, with funding from the Bosack-Kruger Foundation, I got a lot of strains from these different countries and we measured their toxin production in the lab.
Some students went out, netted some crows, brought them in, weighed and measured them, and let them back out again.
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