Sentence examples for gauge to predict from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's unfair to use that example and an eight-song live performance as a gauge to predict enduring success for a couple of players leading a dual existence.

A methodology to predict gauge corner and flange root degradation in terms of rolling contact fatigue (RCF) and wear from measured rail, wheel and track geometries by so-called meta-models is presented.

That is why it is necessary for a proper urban design of cities to use parameters that are able to predict and gauge the potential long-term behaviour of urban development.

However, it is not practical technically or economically to apply for a well test or to deploy a permanent pressure gauge in the bottom hole to predict the BHP.

A comprehensive classification scheme has been suggested by Ogilvy and Carter to predict outcome and gauge therapy.

Measures of association are frequently used to gauge the ability of a categorization to predict future outcomes.

By comparing the results for different surgeons at all stages of their training – from beginners to highly experienced ones – it's possible to predict their progression and gauge whether they're hitting their development targets.

But until now, astronomers have lacked the techniques needed to gauge the trajectories of stars with enough precision to predict such events.

Further, we use our data science to predict our clients' preferences and gauge demand for our merchandise, and there is no guarantee that our data science and algorithms will accurately anticipate client demand and tastes.

Compare the baseline model results to the null model (which uses the average CC count in the training data to predict the test data) results to gauge the benefit of fitting the baseline model.

The department's weekly reports are the primary gauges of demand used by utilities, traders and speculators to predict price movements in the $120 billion gas market in the United States.