Sentence examples for users gauge from inspiring English sources

Another way of helping users gauge an application's reliability would be to develop a quality 'kite mark' for the field.

Vacated spots identified in this way are displayed with a timer to let other users gauge how likely it is the parking place is still free.

The search engine will now feature a gold standard questionnaire, created in partnership with the National Alliance on Mental Illness, that will help Google users gauge whether or not they might have the mental health condition.

On the flipside, this will also make it easier for both the company and users to gauge political support from voters who are likely to turn out.

Your truly will be heading down to the University Village Apple store to talk to total nerds Apple users to gauge their reactions to the new OS.

The ability to like comments, Podio tells us, isn't just a nice feature to reward especially witty comments, but can also help users to gauge interest in a given opinion before making decisions.

SAP claims its software touches 77percentt of the world's transaction revenue, while Qualtrics' products include survey software that enables its 9,000 enterprise users to gauge things like customer sentiment and employee engagement.

The new FixYa offers a more integrated backend gamified experience for experts who answer product questions, as well as a product engagement barometer, which allows end users to gauge the popularity of specific questions and discussion topics.

For example, in addition to the visualisations shown in Fig. 1, the Next-TELL OLM provides a list of each piece of evidence and its source (teacher, student, peer or automated assessment), including the weighting of the evidence, to allow users to gauge the extent and type of information contributing to the learner model data (Johnson et al. 2013a).

According to the founders, what differentiates Cheerboo from the rest is that the Facebook-powered plandorm (and iPhone app) combines a social feed, searchable topic pages and a single Rotten Tomatoes-style "Cheer Score" to let users quickly gauge public opinion on any topic.

To address this, image templates are available in BRIG to help first time users to gauge appropriate settings for image aesthetics and scaling.