Measurement
264. Measurement
See also 226. INSTRUMENTS .
- acetimetry
- the measurement of the relative amount of acetic acid in a given subtance. —acetimetrical , adj.
- acidimetry
- Chemistry. the determination of the amount of free acid in a liquid. —acidimeter , n. —acidimetrical , adj.
- algometry
- measurement of pain by means of an algometer.
- atmidometry
- the measurement of evaporation in the air. —atmidometer , n.
- autometry
- 1. the measurement of oneself.
- 2. the measurement of a part of a figure as a fraction of the total figure’s height. —autometric , adj.
- baculometry
- the measurement of distance or lines by means of a stave or staff.
- chorometry
- the science of land surveying.
- chronoscopy
- accurate measurement of short intervals of time by means of a chronoscope. —chronoscopic , adj.
- cosmometry
- the science of measuring the universe.
- cryometry
- the measurement of extremely low temperatures, by means of a cryometer.
- cyclometry
- the measurement of circles.
- dosimetry
- the measurement by a dosimeter of the dosage of radiation a per-son has received. See also 130. DRUGS . —dosimetrist , n. —dosimetric, dosimetrical , adj.
- erythrocytometry
- measurement of the red blood cells in the blood, by use of an erythrocytometer.
- eudiometry
- the science of measuring and analyzing gases by means of a eudiometer.
- fluorometry
- the measurement of fluorescence, or visible radiation, by means of a fluorometer. —fluorometric , adj.
- galvanometry
- the measurement of the strength of electric currents, by means of a galvanometer. —galvanometric, galvanometrical , adj.
- gasometry
- the measurement of the amounts of the gases in a mixture. —gasometer , n. —gasometric, gasometrical , adj.
- goniometry
- the practice or theory of measuring angles, especially by means of a goniometer.
- halometry
- the measurement of the dimensions and angles of the planes of salt crystals. —halometer , n.
- heliometry
- the practice of measuring the angular distance between stars by means of a heliometer. —heliometric, heliometrical , adj.
- horometry
- the art or science of measuring time. —horometrical , adj.
- hypsometry
- the measurement of altitude and heights, especially with refer-ence to sea level. —hypsometric, hypsometrical , adj.
- indigometry
- the practice and art of determining the strength and coloring power of an indigo solution.
- isometry
- equality of measure. —isometric, isometrical , adj.
- konimetry
- the measurement of impurities in the air by means of a konimeter. —konimetric , adj.
- kymography, cymography
- 1. the measuring and recording of variations in fluid pressure, as blood pressure.
- 2. the measuring and recording of the angular oscillations of an aircraft in flight, with respect to an axis or axes flxed in space. —kymograph , n. —kymographic , adj.
- megameter
- Rare. an instrument for measuring large objects. See also 178. GEOGRAPHY .
- mensuration
- 1. the act, process, or science of measurement.
- 2. the branch of geometry dealing with measurement of length, area, or volume. —mensurate, mensurational , adj.
- metrology
- the study and science of measures and weights. —metrologist , n. —metrological , adj.
- osmometry
- the measurement of osmotic pressure, or the force a dissolved substance exerts on a semipermeable membrane through which it cannot pass when separated by it from a pure solvent. —osmometric , adj.
- osteometry
- the measurement of bones.
- oxidimetry
- the determination or estimation of the quantity of oxide formed on a substance. —oxidimetric , adj.
- pantometry
- Obsolete, the realm of geometrical measurements, taken as a whole. —pantometer , n. —pantometric, pantometrical , adj.
- piezometry
- the measurement of pressure or compressibility, as with a piezometer. —piezometric , adj.
- plastometry
- the measurement of the plasticity of materials, as with a plastometer. —plastometric , adj.
- pulmometry
- the measurement of the capacity of the lungs. —pulmometer , n.
- pyrometry
- the measurement of temperatures greater than 1500 degrees Celsius. —pyrometer , n. —pyrometric, pyrometrical , adj.
- radiometry
- the measurement of radiant energy by means of a radiometer. —radiometric , adj.
- rheometry
- the measurement of electric current, usually with a galvanometer. —rheometric , adj.
- stadia
- a means of surveying in which distances are measured by reading intervals on a graduated rod intercepted by two parallel cross hairs in the telescope of a surveying instrument. —stadia , adj.
- stereometry
- 1. the process of determining the volume and dimensions of a solid.
- 2. the process of determining the specific gravity of a liquid. —stereometric , adj.
- tachymetry
- the measurement of distance, height, elevation, etc., with a tachymeter.
- telemetry
- the science or use of the telemeter; long-distance measurement.
- turbidimetry
- the measurement of the turbidity of water or other fluids, as with a turbidimeter. —turbidimetric , adj.
- urinometry
- measurement of the specific gravity of urine, by means of an urinometer.
- volumenometry
- the measurement of the volume of a solid body by means of a volumenometer.
- volumetry
- the measurement of the volume of solids, gases, or liquids; volumetric analysis. —volumetric, volumetrical , adj.
- zoometry
- the measurement and comparison of the sizes of animals and their parts. —zoometric , adj.
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Obituary: Susan Strasberg
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London; 1/25/1999; ; 700+ words
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Newspaper article from: The Washington Post; 1/23/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...said Victoria Krane, president of the Lee Strasberg Theater Institute, which is named for Miss Strasberg's father, who was head of the Actor...leading teacher of "method" acting. Miss Strasberg, who lived in San Francisco, "really...
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Newspaper article from: The Scotsman; 1/28/1999; ; 700+ words
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Brustein stirs up controversy with Strasberg-Monroe play.
Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald; 4/21/1998; ; 700+ words
; ...s Day 1960, the play is about Lee Strasberg, head of the famed Actors Studio...for her professional career. Lee Strasberg is the central figure, nutured...other human accomplishments. Lee Strasberg and his interpretation of the acting...
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Susan Strasberg Actress
Newspaper article from: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; 1/23/1999; 348 words
; Susan Strasberg, the daughter of acting coach Lee Strasberg, a close friend of Marilyn Monroe and an actress in her own right, has died at age 60. Strasberg, who lived in San Francisco, died here Thursday of cancer...
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Susan Strasberg, stage, film actress
Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times; 1/24/1999; 363 words
; ...Strasberg, 60, has died of breast cancer. Ms. Strasberg, who also lived in Los Angeles and San Francisco, died in her apartment in New York. Ms. Strasberg, daughter of acting coach Lee Strasberg, electrified Broadway audiences with her performance...
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SUSAN STRASBERG DIES AT 60
Newspaper article from: Post-Tribune (IN); 1/23/1999; 340 words
; ...SLIGHTLY FROM THE PRINTED VERSION. Susan Strasberg, the daughter of legendary acting teacher Lee Strasberg and an accomplished actress in her own...Broadway hit drama, "Agnes of God." Strasberg, who also lived in Los Angeles and San...
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Lee Strasberg
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
Lee Strasberg Lee Strasberg (1901-1982) was best known as a...the talents of such notable names as Lee J. Cobb, Clifford Odets, and Elia...as an intern actor), among others. Strasberg blossomed as a director and acting coach...
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Strasberg, Lee
Book article from: The Oxford Companion to American Theatre
Strasberg, Lee [ né Israel Strassberg ] (1901...influence was his work at the Actors Studio. Strasberg came to the organization in 1948, a...Maureen Stapleton . His daughter Susan Strasberg became a well‐known actress...
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Crosby, Cathy Lee 1944–
Book article from: Contemporary Theatre, Film and Television
CROSBY, Cathy Lee 1944– PERSONAL Born December 2, 1944, in Los Angeles...degree from University of Southern California; studied acting with Lee Strasberg. Career: Actress, producer, playwright, and director. CLC Productions...
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Coll, Ivonne
Book article from: Contemporary Theatre, Film and Television
...studied acting at HB Studios and Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute. Addresses...90210. Office— Lee Strasberg Institute, 7936 Santa Monica Blvd...coach and acting teacher at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute, Los Angeles...
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Elia Kazan
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...was founded by Cheryl Crawford, Lee Strasberg, and Harold Clurman. The company...other works. The departure of Strasberg and Crawford also allowed him to...than producing plays. When Lee Strasberg was eventually recruited as the...
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