Sentence examples for gauging the number from inspiring English sources

Gauging the number of elderly citizens who return to Long Island after initially retiring elsewhere, however, is a tricky task.

We tested Snort's analysis performance, gauging the number of packets sent, analysed, dropped, filtered, injected, and outstanding.

One possibility is gauging the number of times a video is seen on authorized sites vs. sites where it has been posted without the content owner's permission.

Gauging the number of first-time visitors to eTown's house of worship by their applause, warmup announcer Ron Bostwick remarked, "I sense some new converts are in the audience".

It is hard to gauge the number of green-collar jobs nationwide.

By counting the barracks, Boczek gauged the number of Kommandos — units of slave laborers — staying at the camp.

He suggested that e-tailers gauge the number of people who would use its services and when, and determine how the company would want to process those inquiries.

Roads leading to the area are being fitted with devices to gauge the number of people heading to the villages and once a certain number has been reached, access will be closed.

He argues that it is extremely difficult to gauge the number of sites, given that Netcraft and others who count servers don't necessarily include the many subsites under a given domain (think of all the home pages that use the Geocities address, for example).

Iodimetric titrations were used to gauge the number of reducing sites on as-prepared N-CNTs, representing the first report of nitrogen doping as a means to deterministically effect the chemical reactivities of carbon nanotubes.

But the agency gauged the number of dead as somewhere between "hundreds" and "thousands" in each of the four cases where chemical weapons were used prior to a military offensive.