Sentence examples for gauge to quantify from inspiring English sources

Chaisson (2011) argues that energy rate density, a measure of how much energy flows through each gram of a system per second (Chorost 2012), is a universal gauge to quantify the complexity of ordered systems.

This implant was instrumented with strain gauges to quantify bending moments about the anatomic axes of the distal ulna, and subsequently the distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ) reaction force magnitude.

Also, the existing literatures mostly follow the measurement of surface strains using strain gauges to experimentally quantify the strains experienced in the functional environment.

Nonetheless, they cautioned that the impact of the collaboration is difficult to quantify, they varied in how they gauged readiness, and they agreed that substantial work remains.

The study, Ms. Levine said, was not intended to gauge the effects of the city's welfare policies, but to quantify the variety of social service needs in the neighborhood.

This limited approach was politically feasible since it was easier to quantify the benefits of tariff reductions than to gauge the effects of reductions in nontariff barriers.

We further define how the probability distributions were calculated to gauge the system's stationarity, and how Q10 values were estimated to quantify temperature-dependent changes.

During this time, the "gauge figure method" has been shown to be a fast and intuitive method to quantify pictorial relief.

To quantify the vitreous traction created by pneumatic (20-, 23-, and 25-gauge) and electric cutters (20- and 25-gauge) during vitrectomy.

That was hard to quantify".

We try to quantify everything.