Examples of using Cannot be measured in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Heaven Cannot Be Measured.
The most important things cannot be measured.”.
It cannot be measured by time.
God's love for you cannot be measured.
Love cannot be measured by time.
People also translate
God's love for you cannot be measured.
If it cannot be measured, it is not a goal.
Pain is personal and cannot be measured.
True love cannot be measured even by eternity.
The joy that this brings cannot be measured.
That preparation cannot be measured in percentages or test grades.
Truth is something that cannot be measured.
UV dose cannot be measured directly but can be inferred based on the known or estimated inputs to the process.
There are dimensions, but they cannot be measured.
The bound water cannot be measured with this method.
A lot of information is intangible and cannot be measured.
Some financial statement items cannot be measured precisely, but can only be estimated.
Both these regimens are suggestedas guides to be used when serum levels of tobramycin cannot be measured directly.
The welfare and happiness of millions cannot be measured on a single scale of less or more.
The moonlet is too small to be resolved by Cassini's cameras, so its size cannot be measured directly.
These qualities cannot be measured by test data- but can only be demonstrated through the personal statement.
Some of the most important things cannot be measured quantitatively.”.
Many such contributions cannot be measured in economic terms- such as caregiving, volunteering, and passing cultural traditions to younger generations.
But the mass of a neutron cannot be measured in that way.
In a world where time cannot be measured, there are no clocks, no calendars, no definite appointments.
Olive oil and other oils are not water soluble so their acidity cannot be measured in terms of pH.
Since Folate and Vitamin B12 levels cannot be measured separately, their quantity is assessed using this single combined test.
Benefits that are not quantifiable cannot be measured and monitored.
The fourth step is to say that what cannot be measured does not really exist.
To provide a simple example, the concept of human intelligence cannot be measured directly as one could measure height or weight.