Sentence examples for as a precise gauge from inspiring English sources

Burgernomics was never intended as a precise gauge of currency misalignment, merely a tool to make exchange-rate theory more digestible.

Taken as a precise gauge for future iPhone apps, statistics can be completely misleading.

While the dials seem like a natural extension of focus groups, if not a more precise gauge of real-time audience reaction, several producers dismissed them as the most simplistic and desperate research tool yet, the enemy of groundbreaking work.

As the translator of those 1,400 pages, I had a very precise gauge of the man's fortitude.

There are three times to consider here: 1913, where the action is set, on the brink of the First World War; 2009, when the movie was released; and the years to come, which might, perhaps, measure this calmest of works as a precise and reliable gauge of what threatens us most, now and forever, without and within.

In campaign offices around the city, aides were awaiting polls that could offer a more precise gauge of Mr. Weiner's political appeal.

LIKE AN electrocardiogram or a stock ticker, filings in a California federal court case known as Ms. L. vs. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement provide a real-time and precise gauge — in this case, of the residual but ongoing cruelty visited upon children by the Trump administration's family separation policy.

That's certainly not billed as a precise estimate.

Think of it as a precise carnival claw machine.

By regarding the coordinate as a gauge variable (see gauge theory), he was able to interpret the theory as one involving four-dimensional space-time.

We use the tallies as a rough gauge (rather than a precise estimate) of the comparative importance of themes arising in the focus groups.