Sentence examples for generally gauge from inspiring English sources

You can generally gauge your own willingness to reach out and stay connected with your community by how often or willing you are to ask for help when you need it.

The two naked tribes are easily distinguishable from one another, though, and (aside from the genitalia piercings that are de rigueur among the swingers) their different identities are generally gauged by the way they look at you.

Success was generally gauged by the patient quitting completely.

At present direct therapeutic effect on human Tregs are generally gauged by observing cell number and crude function, mainly in the peripheral blood.

The first track contains gamma-ray (GR), caliper (CALI), and spontaneous potential (SP) logs; the well bore is generally in gauge; and the GR response is generally 80 150 API.

More generally, simulating gauge invariant interactions constitutes a toolbox to study open problems in quantum field theories.

Accurate quantification of evaporative losses to the atmosphere from surface water bodies is essential for calibration and validation of hydrological models, particularly in remote arid and semi-arid regions, where intermittent rivers are generally minimally gauged.

The 95th percentile river flow was estimated for the fish capture sites by scaling the 95th percentile flow value from the nearest (generally downstream) gauging station by area.

All these discussions are generally tactics to gauge interest from investors and drum up excitement for the company, though now it appears things are starting to get more formal.

This is difficult already at the classical level, since the utility and, moreover, the very tractability of any particular gauge generally depends on the properties of the solution to the equations, which of course is what one is trying to find in the first place.

There were also issues regarding bias: owing to a lack of information in the papers it was generally difficult to gauge the extent of risk of bias.