That uncertainty will also mean presidential hopefuls will have a more difficult time gauging their odds next year in Wisconsin.
Even with a host of familiar names on the shelves, analysts are having a tough time gauging the health of the 2002 holiday toy-buying season.
And he pointed out that patients might have no idea what to make of the information, because most people have a hard time gauging risk or understanding that statistics apply to a population but don't predict the fate of an individual.
So instead of eyeing creditworthiness of individual corporate bonds, issuers and investors must spend their time gauging the vagaries of Treasury supply.
Since the beginning of the month, the country's 10-year bond yield, the best real-time gauge of how private investors view Spain's prospects, have jumped to 5.4 percent, from 4.9 percent at the end of February.
All the results show that this new displacement sensor meets the requirement for real-time gauge measurement.
This entails for instance that, while conventional perspectives presume that different classes of words may require different mechanisms each revealed by distinct time courses (e.g., Coltheart, 1978; Coltheart, Curtis, Atkins, & Haller, 1993), a perspective of interaction-dominant dynamics allows that all response times gauge the selfsame process.
In addition, the tide gauge time series is presented together with each GNSS-derived time series.
Chromatin was solubilized by cavitation using needle extraction (4 times 20 gauge, 4 times 26 gauge), a protocol modified from Jin and Felsenfeld, 2007.
I used my time to gauge character and personality.
