Sentence examples for first gauge from inspiring English sources

This average is our benchmark for "fair value".The first gauge is a price-to-rents ratio.

The first gauge of activity in the sector for 2014 suggested jobs growth continued in January but the rapid recovery in overall factory activity eased off.

The U.S.D.A.'s "prospective plantings" report, based on a survey of 86,000 growers, is the first gauge of farmers' intentions.

In an interview this afternoon, Ms. Pelosi, who hopes to be the party's House leader some day, said she was aware that the vote would be the first gauge of her leadership skills.

The first gauge of activity in the sector for 2014 suggested commercial projects, as well as civil engineering, also experienced a resurgence, growing at the fastest pace since before the financial crisis.

"It would mean they could go ahead and do a project without having to first gauge what the air quality impact would be, and that's not good," said Andrew H. Darrell, New York regional director of Environmental Defense, a nonprofit group.

With some serendipity, Mount Everest -- named for Sir George Everest, the 19th-century British surveyor who first gauged the peak's height (29,035 feet) -- was conquered just in time for the news to break in The Times of London as the British capital prepared for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.

The first gauges the similarity of news articles reported at different points in time.

Following our recently proposed information PDC and information DTF [5], and their corresponding rigorous asymptotic statistics (see [3] and [4] for details), we first gauged their statistical performance against that of the well-established time-domain GCT test [2].

To assess this, we first gauged if the two proteins interacted.

Reliability of the items was first gauged by inspecting the loading of each item on a corresponding construct.