It's the number of Twitter followers each club has, in thousands, and while it's not a scientific gauge of the size of each club, it does indicate the level of interest in them, and their investment in promoting themselves on social media.
In this respect they are more akin to consumer durables, like washing machines or cars, than to iron-ore mines or steel plants.As a rough gauge of the size of quasi-consumption, the Goldman economists add up China's investment in house building and "social infrastructure", such as utilities, transport, water conservation, education and health care.
For a more accurate gauge of the size and shape your garment must be, you can trace the outline of a similar, properly fitting garment onto a large piece of parchment paper.
Dimensions are generally taken with a laser device, the latest in a long line of tools used to gauge the size of apartments.
The armrest is the definitive gauge for a customer of size.
Once you have stepped into the apartment, gauge the size of it overall and of each individual room.
The result, he says, has been a "snowball effect" of new content and new users.To gauge the size of this snowball, look at OrganizedWisdom, a firm based in New York.
The trick involves welding a metal "strain gauge", the size of a postage stamp, to the side of a rail.
To help the reader gauge the size of the discovered findings, we calculated the number of CD among males statistically attributable to declines in employment.
When asked to gauge the size of the biggest waves, Baker pointed to a poster of Parsons that promoted the 2002 surf movie "Billabong Odyssey".
