; Isambard Kingdom Brunel Chief Engineer to the GWR (1835 1859) and many of the broad-gauge lines with which it amalgamated, also the standard-gauge Taff Vale Railway.
Total-factor productivity, which gauges the efficiency with which both capital and labour are used, is lower now than it was in 1960.
It is a way of gauging the sophistication with which Newman evoked specific times and places when he orchestrated and arranged the finished tracks.
To gauge the seriousness with which New Yorkers took the threat from Hurricane Irene, you need only look in the fridge.
However, a number of concrete lessons for future trials emerge from these analyses such as the benefits of ongoing feedback mechanisms, devolved responsibility for local messaging, gauging the accuracy with which messages are understood and incorporating extended information about the role of IDMC's.
The aim of these interviews was to gauge the ease with which women understood the questions, to check the translation and to assess the acceptability of the questions.
It is envisaged that such panels could be spiked into experimental samples in order to gauge the accuracy with which 'normal' and 'disease' states or control and treatment conditions are assigned.
Because we did not remove nymph or adult ticks infesting our surveyed rodents in this study, we were unable to distinguish between I. ricinus and I. trianguliceps ticks, so were unable to gauge the frequency with which the former were encountered, although we believe that most nymphs on field voles are I. trianguliceps (18 ).
