In this burgeoning field of Twitterology, moods are also being gauged on a more global level.
It's a trial to gauge demand for a more permanent service.
A state of charge indicator in the gauge cluster gives a more accurate picture of the remaining miles, Mr. Perry said.
A more reliable gauge is the increase in productivity from a year earlier, a more modest 1.6%.In a workshop on the new economy at the forum last week, a consensus emerged among economists that annual productivity growth had increased to a sustainable 2-2.25 2-2.25rom an average of 1.4% in the two decades to 1995.
The pressures in neighboring Syria were harder to gauge because it is a more authoritarian regime.
The beta test allowed us to gauge the appetite for a more international presentation of news; after all, 40 million unique users based outside the UK, Australia and the US visit theguardian.com each month.
The 2011 pic "Ghost Protocol," directed by Brad Bird, is a bit harder to gauge, since it had a more limited run in a few hundred theaters in its first weekend and then a proper widening in its second.
Keep this in mind when pumping air in your tire Locate a pump or air compressor (preferably with a gauge or meter but a more experienced rider can tell pressure by hand) Read your tire, certain tires go 50psi ( ex. Eastern Curbmonkey OE) other can exceed 100psi (ex.
Given this narrow-gauge stance, together with a more derived, arc-shaped manus impression, quadrupedal tracks at Arhab were likely made by nontitanosauriform neosauropods.
Prestaining of the sensor with Ag-decorated nanotubes increased its sensitivity to strain, which was quantified by a gauge factor, more than hundredfold in comparison with the sensor with pristine nanotubes.
