Sentence examples for down to gauging from inspiring English sources
But Gultekin did have a little more to say about the future for Google Now, which boils down to gauging feedback and usage from users, and iterating accordingly.
Government and rescue officials told reporters in Chile that doctors and mental-health experts were heading to the site and that questionnaires were being sent down to gauge how the miners were holding up.
Whilst my youth was spent in sticky clubs using my friends' thumbs up or thumbs down to gauge in the most unsubtle way possible if the person clumsily grinding on me was hot enough to bang faces with, my adult life has been avoiding these places at all costs.
Last weekend Ipsos MORI, a polling firm, held the first "citizens' summit" at 10 Downing Street to gauge public attitudes on a number of issues.
When they hear shooting they turn down the television to gauge how close the bullets are—and stay indoors.
The robot can turn its head and shift its gaze up and down or sideways to gauge its surroundings, and can quickly measure its own speed relative to its environment.
Once we had finished staring at the initial reports on our laptops in disbelief, we headed down to Woolwich to gauge people's reactions.
However, to help ease the task of writing something this massive, Joss used a collaborative script-writing process: He handed first drafts to his actors, then sat down with them to gauge their reactions.
We went down to Southbank to gauge what the local heads were thinking and find out what the future holds for the site, the skaters and London as a whole. .
Rather than force my will and clean house, I sat down with each employee to gauge their feelings about the company and talk about how to improve results.
