I can't tell you how to gauge the exact point at which the intimacy in an affair becomes too intense to manage.
Robert Cialdini Taking on too much Over the stretch of my professional years, I'd say my most nagging error has involved an inability to gauge correctly the point at which the next possible undertaking – or even golden opportunity – should be firmly rejected.
It is difficult, at least at this point, to gauge the strength of the case against Mr. Muhajir.
Then we used host gene expression data from the gut (jejunum) tissue and community-scale analysis of gut microbiota from the same location of the gut, at three different time-points to gauge the reaction to the perturbation.
It is thus not an accurate gauge from the point of view of employers, for whom a dollar spent on health insurance premiums is no less real than one spent on wages.
Some people were drawn to the Weight Watchers point system by the idea that it seemed almost like an anti-diet: you could eat whatever you wanted, as long as you gauged the portion, counted the points and, if necessary, scrimped elsewhere.
The effect on the Carnival Corporation is harder to gauge at this point, although it has the wherewithal to shoulder the financial cost of the accident.
The report contained a single conclusion, that the immediate cause of the accident was the condition of the stretcher bar arrangement at points 2B at Lambrigg crossover, which resulted in the loss of gauge separation of the point switch blades.
"This is an historic breaking point and the shock waves are simply too enormous to fully gauge at this point," said Paul Nolte, a political scientist at Berlin's Free University.
