Sentence examples for by gauging one from inspiring English sources

In a series of landmark studies, Kandel began to show how simple memories are formed by gauging one of the slug's basic reflexes: the withdrawal of its gill at a perceived threat.

Tinterow helps us gauge one signal quality by extending the show into a room of the Met's permanent collection which contains pictures by such stalwarts of painterly expressiveness as Lucian Freud, Alice Neel, Leon Kossoff, and Georg Baselitz.

Authenticity is determined by gauging those reactions.

The extent to which others meddled in Nabokov's personal life may be gauged by one of the letters in this selection.

A 16-gauge needle instead of a 14-gauge one.

How to gauge if one is receiving adequate care?

Until 1864 the GWR therefore had named broad-gauge locomotives and numbered standard-gauge ones.

Everybody's now testing each other and gauging what each one can get away with".

Past relationships can really help gauge current ones.

For example, by using gauge transformations one can bring the Lagrangian into a form which makes it easy to prove the renormalizability of the theory.

Just how many American Muslims fit this description is hard to gauge, but by one measure the number could be significant.