Murdoch concludes however that while Binet gave us a test that roughly gauged mental abilities, more than a century later we are still waiting for the next jump forward.
Once this needle is removed, the lumen for blood flow is roughly one-gauge greater than indicated on the packaging.
The obesity rates were based on a bespoke indicator akin to the body-mass index that is used to gauge (roughly) whether a person is too rotund.
If a group of men have the same surname and believe they are related, then differences between their Y chromosomes can be used to gauge roughly when they shared a common ancestor.
I kept finding excuses to goose the Chrysler, just to watch the horsepower gauge explode from roughly three horsepower — the Hemi's output at idle — to 400 and beyond.
You can gauge CQ very roughly simply by observing someone with these four capabilities in mind.
On the other hand, taking the closed narrow gauge networks into account about 30% of the Hungarian railway network was closed in this period, which was roughly the double of the average of other European countries [9].
They arrive at that staggering sum by extrapolating from 16 states and 11 local government employers that have tried to gauge their health-care liabilities, which amount to roughly $135,000 per state or local employee.
After the vet decides a course of treatment, each patient partakes in an average of roughly ten sessions before Artem performs an assessment in order to gauge improvement.
A series of those cards make up roughly half of a show that has the hard-to-gauge feel of a slow-working hallucinogen.
