Sure, there's been a "Top Paid' section, but this was gauged by popularity alone and has been dominated by apps that cost a dollar or two, since those were the apps that people were most likely to buy impulsively.
This threshold is gauged by sight, but we tested that its precise value does not have a relevant impact on the results, as long as it lies between the average ice value and the average background value.
This question is gauged on a number of factors, including university recruitment, opportunities for mentorship, perception of departmental environment (cooperative or competitive), and individual experiences with racial and gender discrimination.
This means that competence is gauged by the outcome of the decision rather than by the process of reasoning in deciding about participation.
Harvest mortality is gauged in this paper in terms of its effect on per recruit egg production.
This can be gauged from the hundreds of boys born after the visit who have been named "Erdogan", and girls who have been named "Istanbul".
Although the books were all first published in Germany, it was not until their rapturous reception in Britain and America that the true stature of this writer was gauged.
The scale of the challenge facing England's women in France this evening can be gauged by the time they have spent in training this week.
The very continuity of the repertoire of imagery in this genre can be gauged by comparing two lines written more than three centuries apart.
Arthur D. Collins Jr., Medtronic's president, added: "The C.E.O. of this exchange will be gauged on how efficiently he can move large volumes of transactions and how well customers are satisfied, not on earnings per share".
The magnitude of this hate can be gauged by entering a simple keyword on Google.
