Every time I return, Berlin feels different, and the best way to gauge its evolution is to walk along the Wall.
Two days ago I asked Kenneth Jeyaretnam, secretary general of Singapore's small opposition Reform Party, a graduate of Cambridge University with double first class honors in economics and a member of the Amsterdam Institute of Finance, how he would gauge the evolution of economic and political liberalization in Singapore.
What's missing is a recognition that love is more than a sentiment: it can also be an accurate — and at times disturbing — gauge of social evolution.
It is the privilege and pleasure of the wine panel to look in periodically on these developing regions, to gauge how the evolution is going.
Using groups of populations/species in various stages of divergence is essential if we are to gauge rates of evolution across a spectrum of genetic differences including the final stages of speciation [ 32].
Firstly, a local strain measurement, based on the following of three dots drawn on the gauge area, gives the evolution of the strain tensor eigenvalues during the test.
Biopsies were collected from the left lobe of the liver using Temno Evolution Needle, gauge 14 (CareFusion, San Diego, CA).
In our lattice gauge theory, the time evolution of the confining strings is beyond current computational capability for relatively small lattices, and as we show below, could be addressed with a quantum simulator based on superconducting circuits.
By analyzing these publications − not only English but also Chinese articles − we present an exhaustive review that gauges the state and evolution of GI in chronological terms, and we discuss how GI should be further improved.
One survey item was designed as a rough gauge of students' acceptance of evolution.
