For that reason, among others, early excellence is not always an accurate gauge of later success.
He later said he had gauged his popularity from the number of followers he had attracted to his Facebook page.
I gauged that by the fact he rang me back 25 minutes later after he'd done some digging and watched some videos.
The test was then repeated 1 h later to gauge the effects of the two recovery methods on subsequent repetitive sprinting performance.
Whether CRP is a useful way to gauge the risk of later disease is up in the air, he says, because it's unclear whether CRP levels add helpful information beyond the usual measures, such as family history and obesity.
To address these concerns, the recommendation in this paper is for providers of Commercial-Off-the-Shelf (COTS) technology products to perform a criticality analysis on their own products to gauge resilience, rather than later be confronted by an acquirer attempting to solely reverse engineer the system as part of supply chain due-diligence.
Going out?" Note that this guy is not asking you to hang out later, just trying to gauge whether or not you'll be out later, and preferably drunk, and therefore amenable to his intended booty text later.
It was impossible to gauge whether things improved on later pages, because at the town hall in Tameside, Greater Manchester, the first place to pilot the scheme, no claimants turned up in person on day one.
The questionnaire includes 'what can we do to help improve people's well being?'howow can we make Cardiff a more clean and attractive environment?' and 'how can we make sure Cardiff citizens achieve their full potential?' We have will be posting the questionnaire on the blog later today to gauge your feedback.
Fragments of ancient papyrus manuscripts give punctual insights into the state of some of these texts in earlier periods, from the late third century BCE to the sixth century CE, and can thus be used to help gauge the accuracy of the later manuscript tradition.
