Sentence examples for the problem of gauging from inspiring English sources

One way to get a handle on the problem of gauging your job talk for the whole audience is to give consideration to the different interests of the group.

This is closely related to the problem of identifying true, gauge-invariant observables in the classical theory (Torre 2005, in the Other Internet Resources section).

The advantages and the problems of such gauges are briefly reviewed.

The inverse problem of recovering a smooth simply connected multisheet planar domain from its Steklov spectrum is equivalent to the problem of determination, up to a gauge transform, of a smooth positive function a on the unit circle from the spectrum of the operator aΛ, where Λ is the Dirichlet-to-Neumann operator of the unit disk.

As an example, the problem of optimal selection of the standard pressure setters (the piston gauges) during calibration of the differential pressure gage is solved.

We find that a weak feedback between the monitor and the operative agents improves the performance of the system, regardless of the difficulty of the problem, which is gauged by the number of local maxima in the landscape.

Manchester city council said the bill will act as a "useful gauge" in assessing how well they are tackling the problem of homelessness.

The true dimensions of the problem are impossible to gauge.

The scale of the problem is difficult to gauge without Apple's cooperation, though there is widespread anecdotal evidence, even on Apple's own site.

For Manager Joe Torre to determine the severity of a problem, he gauges Jeter's reaction when he offers him a day off.

The scale of the problem is also hard to gauge and monitor, especially given that multiple sub-concussive blows, which can tear nerve fibres and bruise the brain, are often undetected at the time.