It's hard not to scream this statistic out loud when seeing someone holding a crisp, heavy-gauge paper bag from a boutique, carrying in it something that couldn't be heavier than a sock.
Given a record of daily rainfall over a network of gauges, this paper describes a method of linking the Gauge Wetness Ratio (GWR) on a given day to the joint distribution of the parameters of the anisotropic correlogram defining the spatial statistics of simulated radar-rainfall fields.
The three Science papers gauge where and by how much the fault slipped in the 11 March magnitude-9.0 magnitude-9.0
Next, focusing on the critical urban transportation sector, the paper gauges the infrastructural shortfall facing Brazil and the policies designed to overcome it.
The main findings of this paper gauged the WTP with key socioeconomic variables suggested by economic theory and previous CVM studies.
Through a process of structured and unstructured interviewing the paper gauges the response of project participants across various organizational levels on each of these projects as to the usefulness of 4D in project planning and control.
Harvest mortality is gauged in this paper in terms of its effect on per recruit egg production.
In the present paper, we gauge the performance of finite-difference schemes with Runge Kutta time integration for wave propagation problems by rigorously defining appropriate cost and error metrics in a simple setting represented by the linear advection equation.
The use of multiple durations allows us to perform a new and more elaborate test of CPTO for the alternative procedure in this paper, covering gauge durations between 3 and 46 years.
At the same time police statistics show that the number of abandoned children has jumped, from 127 in 2011 to 225 in 2013.One reason parents of unwanted babies often do not want to register them, is that potential employers can get access to family papers to gauge the suitability of candidates.
In this paper, pressure gauges, derived from the HP measurement system, deployed on cabled observatories are referred to as ocean bottom tsunami meters (OBTMs) (e.g., Matsumoto et al., 2003; Tsushima et al., 2009).
