Sentence examples for which gauge from inspiring English sources

How do you know which gauge cord is right for a tool?

tests — which gauge both "fluid" intelligence (abstract reasoning skills) and "crystallized" intelligence (knowledge) — measure something real.

Its most clever feature is probably the Starmeter and Movimeter ratings, which gauge the popularity of people and films, based on search topics.

It is looking at devising ways to verify how banks measure their risk-weighted assets (RWAs) – a key component in their capital ratios which gauge banks' abilities to withstand losses.

The technique provides an alternative to approval ratings, which gauge support based on a wide range of issues over the short-term, or opinion surveys, which collect responses to a narrow, pre-selected set of issues over the long-term.

Complete-game shutouts, which gauge a starter's dominance over time, are relevant, and Pettitte's four are tied for fewest among the 235 pitchers who have worked at least 2,500 innings, according to Stats, LLC.

Gross margin, which gauges how profitable sales are, fell 2.2 percentage points to 35.9 percent of sales.

The ZEW index, which gauges investor confidence, is also on a long slide.

The navigational system is an "inertial guidance system," which gauges changes of position by internal measurement of acceleration and direction.

Excluding petroleum, the index, which gauges the cost of goods and raw materials from abroad, rose 0.4percentt.

A recent report issued by the Sunset Advisory Commission, which gauges the effectiveness of state agencies, supports that notion.