The recorded data are always associated with measurement errors due to various reasons such as sudden alteration in flowing temperature and problems in gauge that occur by physical changes in reservoir.
The court did, however, write in its 5-to-4 opinion in Bush v. Gore that the problem in Florida was caused by the absence of specific standards to insure equal application in gauging each voter's intent.
Stricker had problems gauging the speed of Sherwood's slick greens.
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.
"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.
Bianca was unable to cry because of her throat and mouth problems, and to gauge whether Bianca was in pain, Ms. Blue had to follow her around when she crawled, watching her face.
Methods and measures that objectively rate people's physical neighborhoods have not been accompanied by published documentation of development or by methodological tests to gauge possible problems in validity and reliability.
Subscribers to The Journal are being given that and other questions in a survey that tries to gauge whether News Corporation's problems in Britain have become a serious issue in the United States.
Competitiveness gauges such as these are notoriously sensitive to the price measure used, but on another indicator, based on relative unit wage costs, the erosion of Spain's cost edge is almost as marked (see chart 1, bottom).Both gauges point up problems in the same handful of countries: Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain a group given the ugly acronym PIIGS.
"These matters are so huge, Mr. Zardari fails to gauge the magnitude of those problems in the tribal areas, in Swat," he said.
