This balance, however, is difficult to gauge for fungi.
The temporal variation in intensity of these semantic models is of particular interest for two reasons: it provides us with insight about how author/editor strategy changes in relation to what happens in the outside world; and it allows us to gauge whether, for example, the danger posed by these magazines is increasing or decreasing.
Traders have expanded from "using computers to gauge sentiment" -- for example, counting how many times the name of a company is mentioned by Twitter users -- to relying upon market developments reported by social media sites.
In a few cases it has used photographs to gauge progress from afar — for example, viewing satellite images to measure crop yields following agricultural investments.
Quite what the Mystery Worshipper – who rated the church an 8 out of 10, but was disappointed to find only 40 others attendees for Mother Askew's sermon – would have made of the swell in numbers is hard to gauge; however, for me it was another, further example of the energy and enthusiasm of the Brooklyn book festival.
Outreach teams contact village leaders to gauge support for education.
Some will walk through shopping malls interviewing store managers at the Gap, for example, to gauge how sales are going.
Even the worst-case economic scenario failed to gauge the impact of deflation, for example, which would cause defaults to soar, since it would reduce firms' and households' income relative to their debts.
His team would like to conduct field trials, for example, to gauge potential leakage and other possible environmental side effects.
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