Sentence examples for gauge the volume from inspiring English sources
The geometry of the crater has enabled the team to gauge the volume of water involved in the outburst and the rate at which it dispersed.
DroneDeploy has been used to help investigators identify shallow graves where criminals may have dumped their murder victims, to fly over plane crash sites gathering images from overhead where human inspectors couldn't safely maneuver, and to gauge the volume of waste in a landfill day by day, among other things, Winn said.
Soon after her arrival she was tapped to lead the Flow Rate Technical Group charged with gauging the volume of oil erupting from BP's well, a highly contentious issue.
The BIS says the best way to gauge the total volume of CDS exposures is by their gross market value, which was $294 billion last June.
It is impossible to accurately gauge the exact volume level of a car out on the circuit, as the engines will not run until next winter, but Mercedes engine boss Andy Cowell says the new V6s will inevitably be a little quieter than the V8s, because of the turbos, but "still loud and sweeter-sounding".
We tried to gauge the velocity and volume of our immediate laughter.
Google search volume: The Google trend3 data gauge the interest of Google users between 2004 and 2015.
It's also difficult to gauge the total presence of these ads, as Facebook doesn't share the volume of on-site searches users run.
This would also help gauge the demand.
In an experimental study, monitoring tracheal pressure 2 cm beyond the tip of the catheter seemed to gauge lung volume changes at end-expiration accurately, suggesting that tracheal pressures should be monitored beyond the jet stream during TGI [ 5].
