In this burgeoning field of Twitterology, moods are also being gauged on a more global level.
Ms. Weitz said: "For us, success is gauged on different levels than a feature film or a network movie.
Even if friendlies were perhaps a modicum more meaningful back then, Venables must be gauged on England's heady campaign at Euro 96.
"Not everything's gauged on wins and losses, although winning is the most important thing, especially in the big leagues," Hefner said.
Arthur D. Collins Jr., Medtronic's president, added: "The C.E.O. of this exchange will be gauged on how efficiently he can move large volumes of transactions and how well customers are satisfied, not on earnings per share".
To be fair, the company is still more or less being gauged on the growth of its monthly active users.
"[Bellamy and Smith will be out for] two or three weeks - it will be gauged on how they are feeling," revealed Mackay, who knows he has four quality players on the sidelines.
In general, if the success of any given set of standards S is gauged on its own terms, i.e., by using S-standards, several self-supporting but intuitively unacceptable sets of standards count as successful.
Fluid administration should altogether not be gauged on LV or RV dimensions in the aforementioned settings of co-existing chronic heart disease, but rather on inferior vena cava size, when small, and on volume-responsiveness indices (vide infra).
