Sentence examples for * the gauging from inspiring English sources

Table 1 lists the gauging sites at rivers and streams.

But over the past decade, the increasing growth of part-time employment means that the gauging the economy's fitness requires much more than just taking the unemployment pulse rate.

The report said records showed an "anomaly" in the gauging system on tank 912.

Mr. H. has also invented a machine for the gauging of humiture, & has applied for a patent on it.

Liquid sloshing resonance was found to have a significant effect on the gauging accuracy.

Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations of the gauging flow in these quasi-static experiments (no bulk liquid flow) gave good agreement with experimental data for the cases tested.

There were no hard-and-fast rules for managing such risk; physicians told of making decisions in-the-moment, gauging the acuity/complexity of each patient's condition, circumstances, availability of translation aids/interpreters and their own caseload/obligations to other patients.

The Israeli military is testing the water, gauging the level of opposition before deciding whether or not to move deeper inside the Gaza Strip.

Conservatives and their corporate allies were "dipping their toes in the water, gauging the legal boundaries of the new landscape.

Some, and I will be kind by not mentioning names, appear to have already fallen off the radar, gauging by the turnout at their shows this week.

And while allies of Ms Bishop and Mr Turnbull prepared to spend the weekend gauging their support, other ministers backed the status quo, with the Trade Minister, Andrew Robb, warning that a leadership contest will "make us look a bit of a circus".