Sentence examples for expects to gauge from inspiring English sources

Jacoby's team also expects to gauge the mass of the new pulsar by observing its interactions with its tiny companion, a white dwarf left behind after the companion star shed most of its gas into space.

Not only do I have to learn how to clip a BabyBjörn baby carrier together, I'm expected to gauge the safest level of swagger that I can successfully deploy while I'm wearing it.

"Coming at a time when the Obama administration has said Iran has a role to play in combating IS, Mr Cameron is expected to gauge what form that might take," he said.

Wagner says he can't gauge the results for at least a year and expects to tweak the program for years to come.

A public consultation is expected to start next week to gauge interest in the project and decide on the pier's future use.

Edmonds (2007) argues that while participation in the labor market is less likely to be subject to measurement error, information about children's working hours is expected to be difficult to gauge.

When a significant tsunami signal is expected to reach a gauge, 15-s or 1-min sampling data are provided.

For reference, the VIX uses short-term, near-the-money call and put options to gauge expected market volatility during the next 30 calendar days.

Investors and regulators often look at bond yields to gauge their risk and expected return.

"While in reality, I can't expect everyone to forever have to gauge their public works against thoughts of 9/11, I think that in this case such a depiction could have been avoided".

This report aims to assess how the evidence on public reporting could be harnessed for cross-country translation of this health system strategy; in particular, to gauge the expected results of the UK surgeon outcome initiative and to propose criteria that elucidate that prerequisites and factors that are needed to public reporting effective.