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American space experts had calculated that debris from China's antisatellite test might hit the $1.3 billion spacecraft, which can gauge environmental health by measuring changes in the greenness of the planet's surface.

Devshop has taken an innovative approach to solving some of the pains of project management by using risk analysis which can gauge the impact changes to schedules have.

These offer a couple of checkpoints at which you can gauge the manners of the men (it's generally men) who attend.

Williams and the others set to work extracting tree rings, by which they can gauge how various species have reacted to past swings in precipitation and temperature.

The findings present a sound benchmark by which others can gauge the accuracy and suitability of PZT models for many applications.

Such limits would also provide industries with benchmarks against which they can gauge their success at preventing or mitigating odour impacts and for evaluating the effectiveness of odour control technologies.

These conditions structure mass culture and media content in both countries, and because media is a defining sector of developed economies like the United States it also is a telling index by which we can gauge how China both emulates and diverges from its major interlocutor.

If the wine is less than 11% it is likely more on the sweet side, the degree of which you can gauge by how far the alcohol percentage is from 11.

Accountability Reporting for the Community Colleges, commonly known as ARCC, was first implemented by the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office in 2007 and serves as a database by which officials can gauge performance.

It's the kind of thing that chemical products, such as hair coloring, always suggest to do before applying the stuff all over: you're supposed to find a small, unexposed bit of yourself on which you can gauge your reaction.

The primary goal of any recovery effort is to produce a long-term self-sustaining population, and these genetic measures provide a metric by which we can gauge our progress and help make important management decisions.