Sentence examples for problem gauging from inspiring English sources

"I'm a big fan of Joe," Sugar said, "but there were eight traditional weight divisions, but now there are 17 and there's a particular problem gauging the guys in what I call the halfway houses - super-this, junior-that.

Stricker had problems gauging the speed of Sherwood's slick greens.

This is not to say that we will have no problems gauging the warrant for claims based on sensory information as we collect it.

One way to get a handle on the problem of gauging your job talk for the whole audience is to give consideration to the different interests of the group.

A key problem is gauging when regulators might interfere, specifically how interference decreases with a diminishing correlation between these regulators and thus deciding how to select which regulators to use in the regression.

Rather, we will have even more problems in gauging claims based on ideas about sensory information after such ideas are that much more removed from a direct and perspicuous relationship to the world as experienced, in our organizing and relating them to other ideas.

For Manager Joe Torre to determine the severity of a problem, he gauges Jeter's reaction when he offers him a day off.

The method is tested on some simple physical problems to gauge its effectiveness.

ASSISTments measures that may gauge problem difficulty include mastery speed and attempt count (how many problems and attempts it takes students to master a skill), hint requests (how much help students need before they are able to solve a problem), and attrition (students' persistence in solving the problem).

Mr. Cherkasky urged the court to put in place a three-year transitional agreement that would end federal monitoring if the department reduced racial bias in searches and arrests, instituted a financial disclosure policy for certain kinds of investigators and created a better system to gauge problem officers by tracking complaints against them and use of force.

We find that a weak feedback between the monitor and the operative agents improves the performance of the system, regardless of the difficulty of the problem, which is gauged by the number of local maxima in the landscape.