Sentence examples for gauged gave from inspiring English sources

CFD calculations of the shear stress being imposed on the surface being gauged gave good agreement with an analytical model for flow between parallel discs, indicating that the latter can be used to estimate the maximum shear stress imposed by the gauging flow.

The cost of planting trees is hard to gauge, given the wildly varying results.

The size of forces in the south is hard to gauge, given the swirl of fighting and the civilian dress.

What influence the African Union can bring to bear is hard to gauge, given the imperfect democratic records of many members.

That, too, is hard to gauge, given the way that Trump presents both the asset value and the debt associated with at least some of the properties in which he has an interest, as Fortune's Tully has shown.

The significance of this is hard to gauge, given that the original number of troops has never been disclosed, and independent monitors have yet to verify how many troops remain in the capital.

And Twitter's actual audience has always been a pretty hard thing to gauge given that a lot of content bleeds beyond the platform and it's trying to further expand into live video.

"Determining whether an automated decision-making process will have "similarly significant effects" is difficult to gauge given that we do not yet understand the full implications of these processes – and perhaps even more difficult to judge in the case of children," Longfield also argues.

Just how deep the problem goes in tequila country is difficult to gauge given the lack of information openly available.

Whether, and if so to what degree, scabies contributes to the global burden of CKD remains difficult to gauge given that large studies are lacking.

20 But the urgency of referral is difficult to gauge given the paucity of robust evidence about whether and how best to treat any of the asymptomatic incidental findings reported.