It is hard to gauge just how deep such nostalgia for the German mark runs.
It is not possible to gauge precisely how deep fears of retaliation run within the intelligence world.
When a scholar's portfolio includes works outside of the published record of books, journal articles and conference proceedings, search and review committees often have to dig deeper to gauge the academic impact of those works.
This seemed ironic because he didn't really let me speak at all, but all the same he managed to gauge that I was "deep", compared to the many, many shallow people (those poor souls) he allegedly meets.
American Express was one of 19 banking companies to undergo government "stress tests" to gauge their ability to weather a deep recession.
It enables physicians or veterinary surgeons to gauge the position and anatomy of the associated deeper structures.
Like those, Patchett's play on Beuys, a political activist and towering figure in postwar German art, is a deeper exploration, a sharper prism to gauge the world.
Intelligence officials speculated that the tradecraft employed in setting up such a meeting was possibly a way to gauge how receptive the Trump campaign was to even deeper forms of coöperation.
Get the board level, then look beneath it to gauge where in your trench you need to go a little deeper.
It takes sharp instincts to gauge demand for a show, so dance promoters tend to have deep roots in the E.D.M. subculture; the successful ones have strong personal relationships, a knack for taking risks, and a certain amount of chutzpah.
To gauge the threat of a continuing retreat, glaciologists will be probing deep within the glacier to see why it might be the ice sheet's "weak underbelly".
