Wave observation represented water surface elevation at a reference point is basic and essential data for ocean and coastal engineering that is mostly measured with traditional wave gauges, for instance capacitance, resistance and conductivity types.
For instance, to gauge student knowledge before and after the activity, we posed questions such as: "How does RNAi work?
Instead of trying to serve as a gauge of status, The Monthly's rankings attempt to gauge more useful measures: social mobility, for instance, or "bang for the buck".
For instance, strain gauges calculate the stretch in the wires or ropes in the rigging and sails.
For instance, strain gauges calculate the stretch in the wires or ropes in the rigging and sails.The information can be displayed to the crew on the yacht or transmitted to coaches on a chase boat, or to a support team on shore.
On virtually every topic of significance — how to prevent deflationary panics, for instance, or to gauge the effect of Fed moves on stock-market prices — Bernanke wrote one of the seminal papers.
For instance, a key gauge of manufacturing activity shows that American factories are picking up steam, with more respondents to the survey of plant purchasing managers suggesting that hiring is accelerating.
For instance, a trio of gauges (including mph, tach, temperature, fuel) are always backlit, but the numbers themselves are painted on clear plastic.
Beer sales, for instance, are often a good gauge of overall consumer spending.
For instance, one of Erker's test questions tries to gauge a job candidate's judgment.
