Sentence examples for possible gauge from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the 222Rn concentration is a possible gauge for the degree of strain accumulation.

(Of course when using vector potential, possible gauge transformations mean that in a particular situation different approaches might give different A(r); however the difference will simply be the gradient of a scalar function, and will not affect the resultant field).

It will not be possible to gauge the overall picture until those appear later this year.

Is it really possible to gauge another person's unhappiness and its cause?

Determining the amount of alcohol in the breath therefore makes it possible to gauge precisely its concentration in the blood.

It is not possible to gauge precisely how deep fears of retaliation run within the intelligence world.

The modern fashion for creating derivatives means that it is possible to gauge investors' expectations about future dividend growth.

It was previously possible to gauge, to some extent, the financial health of BHS through the music that was played in its stores.

Though Lipp said that it is possible to gauge ingredient amounts using DNA testing, the process is more complicated than standard bar coding.

This makes it possible to gauge the prevalence of known side effects and to detect any that may not have been apparent during clinical trials.

SLAP SHOTS It is possible to gauge the relative glamour of a game these days by which Olympic team selectors are watching.