The central bank has to judge how far this higher productivity is based on a structural change; gauge when the acceleration will stop; and determine what the new "sustainable" rate of growth is.The first of these issues is being gradually resolved.
Some yarns can change gauge drastically when washed.
Some patterns require that you wash and block (or shape while damp) your swatch before measuring--this is important because some yarns will change gauge after washing and blocking.
2. Bor-Seng-Shu E, HirsCerebralixeira MJ, De Andrade AF, Marino R Jr (2006) Cerebral hemodynamic changes gauged by transcranial Dopp- ler ultrasonography in patients with posttraumatic brain swelling treated by surgical decompression.
He had his dashboard rewired to change the gauge lighting from amber to red, white and blue.
It did so deliberately, investing $40,000 to bring in 25 professors from Harvard, Yale, New York University and other top colleges to help develop the Advanced Topics curriculum, and having guidance counselors contact admissions officers at 130 selective schools to explain the change and gauge any concerns.
We used information from the target system to generate scenarios of population change and gauge the ability of the current sampling to meet monitoring goals.
Most notable, during the German assault on Russia, it was the lack of sufficient rail support and the difficulties created by the change of gauge--Russia uses 5ft rather than 4ft 8½ins which is standard throughout nearly all the rest of Europe--which slowed the advance sufficiently to ensure its failure.
Our models provide global, quantitative projections of wildfire that can be compared to existing studies of climate change to gauge not only their agreement in scope and location, but also disparities that can direct refinements in subsequent studies.
In such tests, the load on a steel specimen is maintained constant while its temperature is increased at a given rate and the changes in gauge length are constantly recorded.
