The problem was first encountered in GTR (which in this respect is a gauge theory), and for further details the best place to begin is with the literature on Einstein's "hole argument" (see Earman and Norton, 1987; Earman, 1989, Chapter 9; and more recently Norton, 1993; Rynasiewicz, 1999; Saunders, 2002; and the references therein).
The dried films were carefully removed from the Petri dishes and visually examined and the thickness measured using a micrometer screw gauge and stored for further evaluation.
This paper concludes with recommendations for further research into gauging the effectiveness of architectural curricula with integrated sustainability knowledge.
5 Clinical guidelines recommend a psychosocial assessment on presentation to the emergency department in order to gauge a person's mental state and willingness to remain for further assessment.
Quadrix provides an excellent gauge of a stocks relative attractiveness and is a useful filter for ferreting out stocks for further inspection.
For further developments in this debate, including applications to local symmetries and to gauge theories, see Kosso (2000), Brading and Brown (2004), Healey (2007), Healey (2009), Greaves and Wallace forthcoming.
Scottish Natural Heritage said the study showed the need for further monitoring of the beavers' activities and called for annual repeat surveys to gauge the persistence, growth and spread of the current beaver population.
Note that for some members (read Paul Fisher and David Miles), "the case for further monetary stimulus remained as compelling as in July" and they just wanted to gauge the impact of forward guidance before reconsidering a resumption of QE.
Comparisons are also carried out between the proposed optical strain gauge and traditional strain gauges such as electronic strain gauge, compressometer and demec mechanical strain gauge, which further confirm the accuracy, convenience and reliability of the proposed technique.
So why remove this crucial performance gauge for pay purposes?
