Sentence examples for gauges in terms of from inspiring English sources
This paper examines the relationship between the OBP and temperature records of six OBP gauges in terms of a regression coefficient and lag at a wide range of frequencies.
They assured me that their intentions would be responsibly gauged in terms of tone and detail.
CDNs cache data in servers all over the world, and use indirect clues from browser requests to feed data from the closest server, with proximity gauged in terms of the internet's peculiar topology.
They showed that ethnic preferences are predicted to reduce labor market successes, where preferences are gauged in terms of remoteness, or otherwise, to white norms.
However, even if these numbers are only estimates it can be gauged in terms of the order of magnitude that the national costs for Intrusion Detection are very large.
The consequences of political socialization have been gauged in terms of its impact on the political character of individuals, the perpetuation of political cultures, and the functioning of political systems.
The performance is gauged in terms of the amplitude of the displacement correlation peak pertaining to the bubbles and in terms of the valid detection probability of that same peak.
We gauge genuineness in terms of age, rarity, uniqueness, history of use, motives for creation.
We analyse the effective superpotentials of the dual quiver gauge theories in terms of the geometric engineering for the deformed geometries.
Indeed, although the Bank of Japan's policy approach during the QE period was quite multifaceted, the overall stance of its policy was gauged primarily in terms of its target for bank reserves.
He goes on to note that his favoured interpretation of gauge theories (in terms of non-separable holonomies) is one according to which the fundamental objects are ontologically secondary to structure because the objects of a theory are members of equivalence classes under symmetry transformations and no further individuation of objects is possible.
