Sentence examples for gauge course from inspiring English sources

As we move forward with curriculum design the HPI-CI will be useful to help us gauge course sequencing.

Humor is hard to gauge, of course.

The true gauge, of course, is lifelong behavior, not school disciplinary cases.

COVENTRY, England — Military analysts in Washington follow its body counts of Syrian and rebel soldiers to gauge the course of the war.

Not only will it enable you to explore the possibilities of study for the coming year but you can gauge which courses are best suited to you.

A review of assessment tools used for such courses can help us to gauge how TTT courses are evaluated.

But how can you gauge whether the course has been successful?

Sony says each robot has a "unique" personality — something that's nearly impossible to gauge over the course of a few hours with a single unit.

Nor will committing to liberty yield clear principles to gauge the best course of action on the various foreign policy challenges of our times but it will make the loss of civil liberties that inevitably follows overseas adventurism a central part of the discussion.

Dr. Debra Laverie, Sr. Associate Dean, is responsible for the integration of polling technology in the classrooms that allows instructors survey students during lectures to gauge mastery of course content.

That's a hard-to-gauge statistic, of course — how many megabytes does it cost to check your e-mail or call up a Web site?