Sentence examples for It gauges from inspiring English sources

It gauges the flow of economic activity in a country, not its stock of productive assets.

It gauges cadence, heart rate and distance traveled.

It gauges the most important rheological properties of a food - the bounce, creep, breaking point, density, crunchiness, chewiness, gumminess, lumpiness, rubberiness, slipperiness, smoothness, softness, wetness, juiciness, spreadability, springback and tackiness.

It gauges drug effectiveness in terms of how much it would cost to give you a year of healthy life.

It gauges the relative linguistic gains resulting from the CLIL programme in contrast with a formal instruction (FI) programme developed in the same school.

It gauges the reactions of the finalists after the competition's climax.

ScAlsoor someone checking out books on a subject you're into, and see if he'd like to form a book club.

Giant measuring sticks — one outfitted with an ultrasound "gizmo," as Dr. Steenburgh called it — gauge the snow depth from the ground up.

While orbiting Vesta over the past year, the Dawn spacecraft confirmed the existence of a metallic core, which it gauged at about 220 kilometers in diameter.

It also gauges each team's strength of schedule.

So it gets gauges that are purely digital.