I went with another social worker to the police station to gauge his age.
Unless experts can confirm where a fossil came from, it can be impossible to gauge their age.
Next, let's gauge their age and Final Four experience: Anthony, a freshman; Ford, a sophomore; and Wade, a junior, have never been this far.
Immersive Labs, a company in Manhattan, has developed software for digital billboards using cameras to gauge the age range, sex and attention level of a passer-by.
(I'd probably ask the camera to stop rolling for the next bit, in which I stand very close to various men in some of these stores and attempt to gauge their age and emotional disposition via observation).
If a pirate appears young, or claims to be a minor, Mr. Coughlin said he most likely would ask questions like whether the man recalled the battle in 1993 after the downing of two Blackhawk helicopters — a rough field test he uses to gauge the age of young Somali men.
The crater counts help gauge the age of different terrains, because older regions have suffered more impacts.
Some reports based on the estimated mutation rate of this virus family have suggested that filoviruses are a mere 10,000 years old, but Derek Taylor, an evolutionary biologist at the State University of New York (SUNY),Buffalo, has found a new way to gauge their age.
We were able to gauge the age of the serum samples according to whether the stork had hatched in the year it was caught (fledgling bird) or in a previous year.
The screens include a face-detection camera gauging the age and gender of customers, with that data plus location and time of day used to determine what ads they see.
