Sentence examples for gauges time from inspiring English sources

The gauges "time stamped" the readings to help researchers determine where subjects were at the times of highest exposures.

The surprising discovery, reported online today in Nature, offers insights into how animals gauge time.

In addition, the tide gauge time series is presented together with each GNSS-derived time series.

Correlation and variance reduction in available monthly tide gauge time series are improved in more than 80% of the selected sites by up to 0.2 and 5 cm2, respectively.

The basin average of 14 tide-gauge time series is in strong agreement with the basin average of the altimeter data, with a root mean square difference of 18 mm and a correlation coefficient of 0.95.

Attempts to link GEOSAT with the missions in the 1990s have relied on tide gauge time series with the assumption that geographically correlated errors in GEOSAT have zero effect.

The procedure is general in the sense that non-concurrent altimetric missions may be inter-calibrated, the only requirement being well calibrated tide gauge time series spanning the operational lifetimes of the two satellites.

Too often, runners are told to buy the most advanced shoe or hook-up a wearable to gauge time, distance and heart rate.

Studies have demonstrated that psilocybin significantly impairs subjects' ability to gauge time intervals longer than 2.5 seconds, impairs their ability to synchronize to inter-beat intervals longer than 2 seconds, and reduces their preferred tapping rate.

Research nurses timed the administration of the POS during the test/re-test reliability phase to gauge time to complete the tool under typical repeated use.

Completion of questionnaire by research assistants was primarily to familiarise them with it and to gauge time to completion (22, 25, 27, 31 and 31; mean of 27 min) but served also as a brief pretest.