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It had worked with a peculiar rhythm of its own, and always in a strict, a measurable proportion to the purity of her intention.

This brought England within a measurable distance of civil war.

My friends, when we arrive at these, we are no longer among the measurable planets, but among the immeasurable fixed stars.

Matter is solid, visible, tangible; Energy is invisible and intangible, but measurable by the work it is capable of doing.

Schacht ascribes to the forest a specific, if not a measurable, influence upon the constitution of the atmosphere.

Often when we cannot remove an agent altogether, we may remove it in a measurable amount, and observe the result.

I spent money madly, and felt that I was within a measurable distance of poverty.

Both looked dangerous; and the silence lasted for a measurable interval of time.

The greatest of men are measurable enough, if you choose to set up a standard that is half transcendental and half cynical.

We're not moving fast enough to cause any measurable contraction in a time exposure.