Sentence examples for gauge we can from inspiring English sources

In the σ-parameterization gauge, we can choose s = σ, i.e. arc-length parameterization which gives ( left| {X^{{prime }} } right| = 1 ).

In fact, the DT is a special gauge transformation, we can start from a trivial solution and get the nontrivial exact solutions by this method eventually.

By gauging generality, we can make sensible trade-offs between truth and detail.

While it was most likely something boring like a series of pre-recorded frequencies for the sake of gauging call quality, we can only hope they squeezed a "Can you hear me now?" in there somewhere.

"Then," he said, "we can gauge if we need to change any laws".

"The underlying issue is whether we can gauge what cohabitation means if we are using a standard that is also changing," the report said.

GUARENTE: We can gauge this by asking what happens in rodents on a calorie-restricted diet, which mimics food scarcity and activates the SIR2 gene.

Her letter to him on the subject is lost, but we can gauge her anxiety from Heidegger's response, which is tentatively dated "Winter 1932/33".

According to "social comparison theory", we figure out how good we are and develop a sense of personal worth by comparing ourselves with others; the more similar those others are, the better we can gauge our own strengths and weaknesses.

It is partial: that is, it refuses to see or understand that what can be grasped about natural processes is likely to be only one dimension of interrelations far more complex than we can gauge.

Justice Brennan summed up, "It is arrogant to pretend that from our vantage we can gauge accurately the intent of the framers on application of principle to specific, contemporary questions".