Sentence examples for gauge early from inspiring English sources

Thus far the team only has a handful of prototypes, but the Kickstarter campaign will gauge early interest in the product.

To gauge earlier activity, researchers study rare isotopes whose concentration varies with the magnetic activity on the sun.

Retail Web sites, for example, are becoming known as a way for companies to test and monitor their customers' purchase patterns, gauging early demand for items and funneling that information back to the companies' brick-and-mortar stores to make entire retail operations more efficient.

Measured against this gauge, my early assessment is that progress thus far has been negligible".

Retailers and toy companies started trying to gauge demand early, looking for preliminary data on which items were unpopular and which ones were stars.

It's hard to gauge the early success of a new CEO of a complex company with massive reach and product diversity.

Deep-ocean measurements of tsunamis have been made by using bottom pressure gauges for early detection and warnings of tsunamis.

Furthermore, contamination often lead to early gauge drop outs and consequently to unsatisfyingly short life cycles of the gauges.

Duke will have an early gauge of its potential this season.

"It's a sentiment gauge, and our early sense of it is that people are dismissing it," he said.

The tsunami of international tributes to him is an early gauge to the likely scale of the state funeral.