Sentence examples for gauge both from inspiring English sources

tests — which gauge both "fluid" intelligence (abstract reasoning skills) and "crystallized" intelligence (knowledge) — measure something real.

However, starting in 2013, the city of Santa Monica began developing a means by which to gauge, both objectively and subjectively, whether its citizens really do enjoy such a famously high quality of life.

Such measurements had to gauge both short time intervals and small space intervals accurately, and they had to be able to distinguish heat-energy transfer from other forms of energy transfer within the system.

The model is among the first to successfully gauge both how fast a disease will move and what route it is most likely to take.

The technique, reported online today in Science, relies on a new way of using stable, nonradioactive isotopes variations in the inner makeup of atoms to gauge both ancient ocean temperatures and the amount of glacial ice in the distant past.

They tossed several streamers out of the plane to gauge both wind direction and the best flight path to the LZ.

It points to inflation expectations, gauged both through the financial markets and the views of professional forecasters.

Finally, he measured the width of the crown, a matter of gauging both its widest and narrowest sections, dividing that by two, then multiplying by.25.25

In "An Appetite for Poetry" (Harvard, 1989) he reaffirmed his belief in the value of reading literary classics as a way of gauging both ideals of permanence and the forces of change.

Our MEP Monetary Model gauges both monetary climate as set by the Federal Reserve, as well as the monetary climate established by the bond market.

The measurements, by Dale Frail and several colleagues at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Socorro, New Mexico, and other institutions gauged both the size and expansion speed by monitoring the twinkling of radio emission from the fireball after the GRB.