Credit goes to the Viggen's unique ovoid dash, with its smart joystick-controlled air vents at either end (a little knob on each vent can be tilted to move air in any direction), gauges in the middle and all audio and temperature switches somehow right in the corner of the driver's eye.
Three additional sensors, called accelerometers, measured the impact of the movement on the bell in different directions to gauge how much additional weight would be added to the bell when it was moved.
Casual touches are a great way to gauge the direction of things.
The big exception is America, where the impact of fiscal deficits on private saving appears to be weakest.Some of these factors work in opposite directions, and gauging which matters most is difficult.
He took cover near a vehicle, and began shooting in the direction where he gauged other soldiers to be firing, but he stopped after about six rounds because he sensed that nobody was shooting back.
They can weave through tight traffic and anticipate danger, gauge distance, direction, pace, and momentum.
Only the pilot was made available for review, so it's hard to gauge the direction.
Earlier this month, Lawrence Summers, President Obama's top economic adviser, unveiled a new class of tea leaf to gauge the direction of the American economy: Google searches.
On No. 13, Tiger Woods said he threw blades of grass into the wind 10 times to gauge its direction and got "six different wind gusts.
As one of the world's largest makers of business software, Oracle helps Wall Street gauge the direction of corporate technology budgets.
