Sentence examples for reasonable gauge from inspiring English sources

As for the public perception of him, Pearson has a reasonable gauge of the mood.

By inference, this should also be a reasonable gauge of a substantive difference in score over time.

In order to gauge how reasonable and accurate the results are on a given mesh, FE mesh convergence study was carried out.

Several published examples suggest that this method is reasonable, and might be the best gauge of the actual reconstruction.

A computer-aided survey was designed and conducted face-to-face with freeway drivers in Taiwan to gauge the demand for and reasonable pricing of customized real-time traffic information in the event of three different traffic conditions.

Secondly, relying on the project of Tong-Xun Highway, reasonable detection interval of non-nuclear density gauge PQI was determined, and quantitative evaluation index of density distribution uniformity was also proposed.

Although those predictions can be hit or miss, Bing's "fare history" link shows the average low and the recent price history for the route you entered, so you can gauge whether you are getting a reasonable fare.

Rather, it seems reasonable to conclude that VW is attempting to gauge, and perhaps to stir up, Americans' interest in a high-performance front-wheel-drive hatchback aimed squarely at driving enthusiasts.

Seeing yourself objectively is not always easy, and an honest assessment by somebody outside can help you gauge whether your personal assessment is reasonable.

Weigh yourself to gauge where you're starting and calculate a reasonable goal.

In 1980 Speaker Builder said that Monster audio cables were "a reasonable investment" and that they out-perform generic 24- or 18- gauge cables.