Sentence examples for gauging the trajectory from inspiring English sources
What the "experts" are missing in gauging the trajectory of Harbaugh's success reflects the same flawed thinking that believes that going from coaching in the NFL to college is regressing.
Just look and listen and one can gauge the trajectory of events.
But until now, astronomers have lacked the techniques needed to gauge the trajectories of stars with enough precision to predict such events.
But gauging the noise has proved difficult.
A human hits a ping pong ball toward it, it gauges the speed and trajectory of the ball and hits it back.
These hypothetical (counterfactual) trajectories served to gauge the impact of WNV on North American bird populations.
We next focused on the loci that were demethylated by TET3 and examined the degree to which its absence affected normal demethylation in order to gauge the contribution of oxidation to their methylation trajectory.
Mr. Elop said Nokia was looking at "trajectories, the number of contracts and customer trends," among other statistical bellwethers, to gauge the prospects for Nokia Siemens.
This would also help gauge the demand.
"Walt gauged the footballs himself.
