Sentence examples for is gauged from inspiring English sources
noun
A measure; a standard of measure; an instrument to determine dimensions, distance, or capacity; a standard
The garlic level is gauged perfectly.
Currently, impact is gauged by the number of citations the paper receives in other publications.
Academic bonds are scholars who publish continually, and whose impact on their field is gauged incrementally.
The performance of the proposed metric is gauged by comparing with several objective image sharpness metrics.
Ms. Weitz said: "For us, success is gauged on different levels than a feature film or a network movie.
The inherent distinctiveness of a mark is gauged according to whether it is generic, descriptive, suggestive or fanciful.
However that impact is gauged, it has very much emerged from the close-up view of reconstruction in Iraq.
It sometimes makes a difference what time of day a drug is taken or patient's chemistry is gauged.
Numerical efficiency is gauged by the total time required to calculate the system response.
The size of a tug is gauged by the value of the bollard pull, measured in tones.
Drivetime music has a job to do, and its success or failure is gauged by whether it performs that job: does it comfort?
