Instead, they say, penguins head for shore at night because they cannot gauge the risk of being eaten by leopard seals or killer whales.
Conventional hydrologic hydraulic methodological approaches are not usually feasible in mountainous basins because they are not gauged at all or, in the best-case scenario, are poorly gauged.
Oftentimes, parking-garage operators post signs announcing that their garage is full when it isn't, because they can't gauge how many free spaces they have.
Nets officials chose not to build a new facility right away, because they wanted to gauge players' preferences and routines during this inaugural season, said Billy King, the general manager.
Armed forces officials say the sponsorship helps recruiting, though the Navy and the Marines Corps have pulled out of the Nascar sponsorship business — precisely because they could not gauge the effectiveness of their campaigns on recruiting.
Water use by two of the 15 council members, Jan Perry and Herb Wesson, could not be gauged because they live in multiunit buildings where it was impossible to determine individual consumption.
Check in periodically with these people, because they can help you gauge your improvement over time.
But these two war games were viewed as especially significant because they were ordered to gauge the stress and strain on the entire military structure worldwide should the president order it to conduct a major regional war anywhere.
"But not any more risqué than 'Friends' or 'Will and Grace.' " Mr. Katzenberg and Mr. Zucker said that they had no plans for animated shows beyond "Father of the Pride," partly because of the costs involved, partly because they are waiting to gauge audience reaction.
The investigators caution that though these findings are insightful, their relevance is difficult to gauge because they are based on a small number of patients.
