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If social success was only gauged on volume, Uber would win without question.

Internationally, the amount of methane escaping from gas and oil operations can be only crudely gauged.

Data from this study raise the question of whether needles with lower gauges are unnecessarily perceived as more painful, because patient-rated pain intensity for all needle gauges was only faint to mild.

But the national figures are only one gauge, because the outcome ultimately hinges on state-by-state contests.

You would like to know how the vehicle is functioning, but when you check the dashboard there is only one gauge.

Critics say this is only a dual-gauge track on its existing slow line; Rail Baltica needs its own line to improve speed.What is strangest about the affair is that Rail Baltica is almost a gift-horse.

"When we first started in 2007, there were only two rain gauges reliable for these kinds of studies above 3,200 feet in the whole eastern United States," said Barros.

There is only one rainfall gauging station in the area, and therefore, the relationship between rainfall and recharge could not be evaluated at spatial scale.

Moreover, note that in practical applications it is more necessary for this type of sensor to maintain a constant temperature and eliminate the thermal expansion of the SMP than that shown in the previous section because there is only one strain gauge.

The CDC will not know until April or May whether the 2014-15 season is worse than others, because deaths and hospitalizations are only two means of gauging a season and are reported slowly, and because the CDC does not require hospitals report adult deaths.

But active users is only one metric of gauging a game's success.