Sentence examples for gauging such from inspiring English sources

For years, General Motors and Mercedes-Benz have included technology in their cars that helps predict the oil's longevity, gauging such factors as frequency of starting, r.p.m.'s and average mileage.

Questions gauging such experience included You thought there was no train approaching the crossing, but when you could not stop anymore, you realised a train was approaching.

It zeroes in on the most promising means of gauging such injury -- by diffusion tensor imaging.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is developing a test to gauge such risks.

The hedonic pricing method offers an appropriate approach to gauge such external benefits which contribute to real-estate transaction prices.

We want it to say something about the sort of entertainments that connect us, but what it really says something about is our inability to gauge such matters anymore.

Appssavvy tried to gauge such outcomes by studying the campaign of one of its clients, Powermat, a company that sells wireless chargers for mobile phones, e-book readers and GPS devices.

We highlight how a state-of-the-art statistic used by governments to gauge such effectiveness, "virtual emission reductions", is biased, because inter-industrial leakage effects are not captured.

There are endless days of sneaking into the towers in the guise of builders or delivery men to ascertain rooftop access, measure distances and gauge such crucial factors as how to stretch the wire between the two rooftops in the first place (they fire it with a bow and arrow).

The question is whether this will add to the economy's capacity quickly enough to forestall inflation or whether these outlays will first put intolerable pressure on India's stretched resources.In so far as economists can gauge such things, India can probably sustain growth of no more than 8% a year before the strain starts to show in higher prices.

It extracts thousands of data points from video interviews, assessing everything from facial expression to body language to vocabulary usage, to objectively gauge such qualities as empathy and audacity.