Sentence examples for gauge workload from inspiring English sources
If the automobile can gauge workload, it can lend a hand when necessary.
Because many cars are equipped with advanced electronics — radar, sensors and cameras developed to enable features like smart cruise control and lane-departure warning — some of the equipment needed to gauge workload is already in vehicles.
The outpatient numbers per month, implying the average quantity of outpatients treated by a single village doctor, were included into the analysis to gauge the workload and the capacity of the village doctors.
Equally important is the need to follow up with repetitions of the same exercise in future years, to establish any trends in workload, and to gauge whether or not this first survey has led to action to alleviate excessive workload demands.
To ensure that different types of services can be directly compared, a "standard clinic visit" was introduced as a benchmark to gauge the necessary people and time required (workload indicator) for the other services.
Mr. Greenberg said that by combining biometric data with an analysis of the driving situation, workload could be very accurately gauged and distractions could be delayed until things were on an even keel.
"I'm going to come in each day, and they're going to take a gauge of how I feel and then adjust my workload accordingly," Murphy said.
