Sentence examples for gauging of from inspiring English sources

Mr. H. has also invented a machine for the gauging of humiture, & has applied for a patent on it.

Hilary Clinton's attack on the price gauging of an allergy medicine is expected to continue to weigh on the healthcare sector.

A quick scan of facial expression, a gauging of voice tone and a generic answer, designed to cover most bases, lets me scrape by.

The assessment of project flows by empirical models (no gauging of small watersheds) was the main cause of degradation observed on the spillways (Rouissat and Smail 2009a).

The latest gauging of West Antarctic glaciers confirms that when the ocean eats at one end of a glacier, it can draw far distant ice toward the sea, with potentially dangerous consequences.

At large, the Rényi spectrum is applicable in the context of any distribution of non-negative sizes with a positive mean yielding a high-resolution gauging of the distribution's inherent statistical heterogeneity.

Humor is hard to gauge, of course.

A proper gauge of where they are.

A gauge of consumer sentiment also rose.

But popularity is no gauge of greatness.

A gauge of utilities jumped 1.6percentt as Treasury yields declined.