Sentence examples for gauging the height from inspiring English sources
Old-school water engineers were skilled at gauging the height of the dam you needed to build or the volume of water storage required.
I finished gauging the height of the stage from the pit and the position of the security guards, and I felt fairly confident that with few extra heaves and a lot of extra straining, I could still hoist myself up enough to swing a leg over to make it up.
(For one thing, it gave everyone a chance to gauge the height differences of the Obama daughters, four years later).
Perri has worked out how much wool we will need from a photo, using a brick at the base of the sculpture to gauge the height and width of the piece.
This blown-up mental image in turn activates the ancient, quick-fire fight-or-flee calculator which takes basic physical factors as inputs.To test his theory, Dr Fessler recruited 628 volunteers and asked them to gauge the height (in feet and inches), overall size and muscularity (both on a six-point scale) of four men, ostensibly on the basis of pictures of their hands.
Use a yard stick or tape measure to gauge the height.
With some serendipity, Mount Everest -- named for Sir George Everest, the 19th-century British surveyor who first gauged the peak's height (29,035 feet) -- was conquered just in time for the news to break in The Times of London as the British capital prepared for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
After conducting a pilot test to gauge the researcher, heights and widths of skeletal and dentoalveolar variables obtained in the maxilla were measured using coronal and axial views.
Hence to gauge the width and height of periocular template boundary, there is no need to have knowledge of iris radius.
Colleague and co-author Prof David Vaughan said the research provided new understanding to help scientists gauge the likely impact of future ice loss on ocean height.
To gauge the sensitivity of our results to any changes in height, we will conduct supporting analyses of changes in BMI.
