John D. Podesta, the president's chief of staff, called Mr. Mineta last Friday to gauge his availability.
Amid the uncertainty, Garden officials began exploring contingency plans, contacting officials at Prudential Center in Newark to gauge its availability, according to a person with knowledge of the conversation.
The companies hope that the online parts-and-services hub will allow aerospace companies to drive down their purchasing costs, better gauge the availability of parts and streamline production.
By next year, we may be able to gauge broadband availability simply by eying a map.
Rain gauge's availability is 100%, and it has operating temperature range of -10 to 50°C.
For all experimental units, one anion and cation exchange resin capsule (Unibest®) was placed at 15 cm directly beneath where B. tectorum was sown to gauge nutrient availability.
Gauging the availability of spaces in a parking garage at any one time was an inexact science, so the airport, like most garage operators, closed the garage when it was about 85percentt full.
That pitch was not breaking sharply — and had not been with any consistency for about two years, Wood said — when in June the Yankees spoke with the Indians to gauge Wood's availability.
Further, our previous pilot study suggested an increase in energy expenditure via an increase in AMPK activity, a well known marker of a cell's "fuel gauge", indicating ATP/AMP availability [ 28].
While this unusual arrangement limits the generalizability of our findings to other ART sites in the region, it provides a unique opportunity to examine trends across all stakeholders and therefore act as a gauge of the ART availability in the region.
When judging risks, we often go wrong by using what's called the availability heuristic: we gauge a danger according to how many examples of it are readily available in our minds.
