Sentence examples for gauging the availability of from inspiring English sources
Gauging the availability of spaces in a parking garage at any one time was an inexact science, so the airport, like most garage operators, closed the garage when it was about 85percentt full.
The companies hope that the online parts-and-services hub will allow aerospace companies to drive down their purchasing costs, better gauge the availability of parts and streamline production.
The output from analysis predicts trends in species distribution that are consistent with independent on-site sampling for each species and therefore should prove useful in gauging the extent of resource availability.
The skill of hydrologic models, such as those used in operational flood prediction, is currently restricted by the availability of flow gauges and by the quality of the streamflow data used for calibration.
The requirements of our end-users compounded with the uncertainties in technical infrastructure (such as the availability of uninterrupted 2G/3G internet connectivity) could not be gauged thoroughly through a needs assessment.
Now, with the availability of web metrics, it is possible for them to gauge exactly the level of audience engagement with any given story.
Six rain gauging stations were selected within the river basin and nearby locations considering the availability of long-term data.
The MPC has been using this measure to gauge the impact of its quantitative easing on the economy, which it hopes will increase the availability of credit.
With the availability of so many social media platforms, it is now easier to gauge people's aspirations by seeing and assessing interests and frustrations in your network.
However, the ability of AMPK to gauge and control cellular energy places it in an ideal position to ensure that cell growth and proliferation is coupled to the availability of a sufficient supply of nutrients and energy.
The intention was to increase the availability of the class to complement the newly introduced U1 class passenger locomotives on gauge-restricted routes.
