Staley has bought so many literary archives that he can practically gauge them by feel; when looking at one, he maintains a neutral face.
And when we meet, I surreptitiously gauge them for reasonableness by saying things like: "I can get to it in March.
So I can actually gauge them (visually), how much they've been putting on".
The graceful way in which he incorporates human and animal figures into his compositions -- helpfully, because the scale of these idiosyncratic buildings is difficult for the untutored eye to gauge without them -- adds immeasurably to their engaging humanity and exquisite strangeness.
If there is to be consensus on what should replace them, gauging their impact is crucial.
So what was she? Searching for an answer, Ms. Kron trained like a vaudevillian -- tinkering with her first-person monologues in front of audiences anywhere she could find them, gauging their reactions, recalibrating her approach -- for about seven years.
You can wonder about that at this exhilarating show, while gauging the loss, to them and to us, of the ardent Bazille.
The firm has begun to publish some romances as e-books only, gauging customers' appetite for them before taking some into print.Yet these advantages are outweighed by several looming hazards.
Under the plan, also known as I.C.A., countries would declare their emissions reduction targets and provide regular reports on how they were meeting them and gauging their own progress.
But with no way to determine, say, whether it's important to study the biological effects of nanoparticles before gauging workers' exposure to them, Congress was left with little guidance as to how best to fund research in the field.
