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Roxanne is a driver who believes whatever her gas gauge "says" about the state of her fuel tank, although she has no antecedent reasons to believe it is reliable.

One of the things Jones tries to gauge about his patients is which functions of the brain are the most important to them.

In addition to surveys like the Ad Bowl, gauging opinions about the best and worst commercials, there are now data collectors like Nielsen BuzzMetrics and Nielsen/NetRatings that measure for days afterward how many — or how few — people are visiting Web sites to watch the spots or posting comments on blogs about ads they liked or hated.

What can you gauge about their dress?

Experiment method is carried out as follows: (1) install the benchmark gauge in the place, about 10 m away from the theodolite, regulate theodolite manually to make it aim at the benchmark, calculate the MTF value to gain MTFNyquist, and select the appropriate value of α; (2) regulate the focusing hand wheel to the close focal position.

A stream gauge on the Rogue River about 15 mile downstream reported turbidity levels twenty times higher than before the breach.

When Michael Griffin thinks about the stream gauge on the Licking River at Catawba, Ky., he says he has an uncomfortable sense that history may repeat itself.

The technique is fashionable; last year demographers from the United Nations used it to produce new projections for the world's population in 2050 and 2100.The team re-examined records from 622 tidal gauges (about a third of the total) since 1900.

A gauge of optimism about the present situation slipped to 90.3 this month from 90.4 in April.

Financial instruments which help gauge traders' predictions about the risk of countries and banks defaulting were reflecting anxiety that a second stage of the credit crunch was developing.

It then visited various shopping centres around the UK to gauge public opinion about the proposed change.