The point of the program, said Nigel Stansfield, Interface's chief innovations officer, will initially be to gauge how best to distribute the funds to the community and to assess how much material can be collected.
While the spectacle of crowds running through the streets last year chanting "Kill the Jew" united Jewish New Yorkers of many religious and political perspectives in a sense of unease, some mainstream Jewish civic organizations acknowledge that they were initially slow to gauge the depth of feeling on the issue.
Standardized curriculum and testing were initially intended to gauge students' progress, but have, unfortunately, metastasized into benchmarks for student advancement through the levels of education, for teacher accountability, as well as criteria for school funding from the government.
Calibration and prediction using transmitted mid-IR spectra of concentrations too high to be physiologically relevant (500, 1000, 5000, and 10000 mg/dL) and concentrations of 1, 5, 10, 50, and 100 mg/dL were initially done to gauge the feasibility limits of using this technique.
What all this means is that Dropbox initially tested the waters to gauge interest, and clearly there was a lot.
Startup, you can utilize Regulation A+ as a way of either introducing capital to the business or increasing it by 'testing the waters' (a phase initially employed for companies to gauge market responses to a new product or service before filing the $50,000+ cost to qualify under this law).
In incorporating mobile learning into daily teaching and learning, technologist educators must initially consider a workable framework to gauge the teaching and learning process.
On Sept. 2, he nearly shoved the Big 12 into oblivion by declaring that Oklahoma would decide in the next three weeks if it would change conferences, more than two weeks after it initially approached the Pac-12 to gauge its interest.
Services and practices will initially be approached by the lead researchers to gauge their interest in participating in the study.
Apple initially experimented with sensors that measured skin conductivity to gauge stress levels, but struggled to get a consistent performance when they were tested on people with dry skin or hairy arms, according to the WSJ.
