Rather than gauging market efficiency directly, economists have concentrated on testing certain narrower theories that appear to be corollaries of efficiency.
Rather than gauging if the toilet has enough water, the soap bottle is full enough and the lights are the perfect level, your smart bathroom can ask, "How was your visit?" You can say "Good," or perhaps, "Bad — there wasn't enough soap".
Peer modeling is used in scaffolding, but it is most often intended to help students learn how to complete procedures and implement strategies rather than to gauge problem difficulty (Moos & Azevedo, 2009).
The ethyl chloride study, however, was not blinded, used a larger sized cannula (18 gauge rather than 20 gauge), sprayed the vapocoolant from 25 cm until a layer of frosting was seen, 1 and had a vapocoolant group comprising only 30 patients.
First, those one-to-five bars found at the top of mobile-phone displays indicating the strength of the wireless signal locally are just that an indicator like a warning light rather than a gauge showing an actual value.
The A330 shares the same glass cockpit flight deck layout as the A320 and A340, featuring electronic instrument displays rather than mechanical gauges.
"I'm sure the distinguished gentleman who got shot is just glad the vice president had a 20-gauge rather than a 12-gauge".
"The rail system uses a broad gauge rather than the standard gauge of most rail in the U.S., so cars must be custom-designed," CNET reported.
In the case of the first question though, we used the questionnaire in a new way, namely to compare the perceptions of two player populations rather than to merely gauge the quality of those perceptions.
We use the tallies as a rough gauge (rather than a precise estimate) of the comparative importance of themes arising in the focus groups.
Some people find it well worth the extra money to use 20 gauge studs rather than the usual 25 gauge ones.
