While technology like OnStar can gauge locations within 100 yards or so, more advanced devices can plot it within inches.
We can only gauge precedence within a certain distance and among a very small number of cars.
Prevailing myths about the Dutch -- e.g., they are homogenous, universally tolerant, pacifist, etc. do not accurately gauge differences within society or reflect Dutch potential to influence international events.
This approach also explains why the government fails to accurately gauge sentiment within the British Muslim community, a community that since the Charlie Hebdo murders has been in shock and is fearful.
3) There was a sufficient difference in the organization of care in the three practices to gauge feasibility (within the budget and scope of the pilot project).
This study is a systematic review and critical assessment of the relevance of these frameworks for describing and understanding health, disease, and mortality patterns in Africa over the past 60 years, which is a sufficiently long period for gauging changes within the historical demography and epidemiology of Africa.
This dynamic contribution will not be negligible as we develop more rapid and precise source estimation techniques using ocean-bottom pressure gauges within the source region.
This dynamic contribution will not be negligible as we develop more rapid and precise source estimation techniques using ocean-bottom pressure gauges within the source region (Figs. 1 and 3).
We identified two periods using structural change analysis, low (before 1957) and high (after 1958) regulated periods; the year marked significant alteration in monthly flow at Redbank gauge, within the Lowbidgee wetland, after which most major dams were built.
If the occurrence of rainfalls at different rain gauges within a given concurrent period is similar (e.g. high correlation of the numbers of rainy hours within a given one-day interval), these gauges are thus considered as members of a homogeneous group.
