Sentence examples for service gauges from inspiring English sources

This varies a lot — Lutzker says that the service gauges a variety of factors, like the potential market size, how much work you've put into fleshing out your idea, and whether or not there's an existing relevant patent in order to establish a fair price.

Since the end of the recession in November 2001, the services gauge has signaled expansion in 18 of the last 20 months.

While the institute's overall services gauge slipped to 60.1 last month from 64.7 in October, the employment component climbed to 54.9 from 52.9.

Each of these services gauge critical marketing metrics such as unique visitors and page views.

Keynote Systems Inc., which sells a service that gauges the performance of Web sites, agreed yesterday to buy the closely held Velogic Inc. for about $50 million to add load-testing services for Internet sites.

Connect your service manifold gauges.

Seemingly spontaneous flat tires, a "Report for service now" gauge that lit up randomly, causing me to spend an unusual amount of time at the dealership service center … no matter.

A reader noticed that stealth search engine Powerset is using Amazon's Mechanical Turk service to gauge user reactions to search results.

The overall service-sector gauge returned to growth in September for the first time in 13 months.

Separately, the Institute for Supply Management said its services employment gauge slipped to 54.2 from 56.7 in March.

Moreover, Mr bin Laden himself, whom Mr Bush wanted "dead or alive", appears to have got away, along with his henchmen.While its leaders remain at large, it will be hard for intelligence services to gauge how much damage has been inflicted on al-Qaeda's network.