These can be used as a measuring stick to gauge the large-scale geometry and overall contents of the universe.
The idea that a small sampling of people, or of anything else for that matter, can be used to gauge the larger group from which it is taken is well grounded in the mathematical science of probability and statistics.
Apple accounts for about 21 percent of the Nasdaq 100, a gauge of the largest companies that trade on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
The slip distribution estimated from 33 coastal tide gauges, offshore GPS wave gauges and bottom-pressure gauges show that the large slip, more than 40 m, was located along the trench axis.
Astrophysical relativity serves as a tool to gauge the properties of large scale structures for which gravitation plays a significant role in physical phenomena investigated and as the basis for black hole (astro physics and the study of gravitational waves.
Human observation can only be carried out reliably for a few hours at a time, which makes it difficult to gauge the behavior of large numbers of foragers over a long study period, such as days or weeks.
While not explicitly within the scope of this review, we tried to include any assessment of specific evaluation techniques or innovative evaluative methodologies to begin to gauge the quality of large multi-day conference evaluations.
Shop for a 14 gauge ring, which is the largest gauge.
The center dash is angled toward the driver; the large gauges are illuminated in red.
The fault motion and large slip along the deeper plate interface, similar to a proposed model of the Jogan earthquake [71], produced a long-wavelength seafloor displacement which caused the first gradual rise at offshore gauges (Figure 4b) and the large tsunami inundation in the Sendai plain [78],[78].
Make sure the gauge is large enough.
