Moreover, because the knowledge of the various dinosaur groups is somewhat incomplete, the duration of any particular dinosaur can be gauged only approximately usually by stratigraphic boundaries and presumed "first" and "last" occurrences.
PAUL McFedries suffers from neologophilia, a happy, giddy malaise in an age when new words are being coined at a rate too accelerated to be properly gauged, matched only by the neological frenzy of the Elizabethan age, the last period in history when thousands of words entered the English lexicon, at least 1,500 of them created by Shakespeare.
The linkage rate α for a specific match key was gauged by using only that key for simple deterministic matching.
Even before you taste his swordfish, you can gauge its quality, not only by the thickness of the steak, which is at least an inch, but also by its color, which is bright white with a blush of pink rather than dull white or even gray.
Their quality can surely be gauged by being the only people in the country who had not heard that Savile dated mortuary corpses, kerb-crawled in a camper van and was an enthusiastic nick-sniffer.
At the single cell level, improvement can only be gauged by measuring neuronal responses after several successive "trainings" such as long-term adaptation.
Yeah, but I can only gauge by my own investment in the process.
Writers from Flaubert to David Foster Wallace have attempted it, and its difficulties may be gauged by the fact that only writers of that caliber even consider trying.
First, although our hypothesis was supported by both statistical and thematic analyses, we only gauged residents' preferences with regard to supervisor behaviour, not the actual effectiveness of CS.
