Sentence examples for As gauge from inspiring English sources

A phenomenon known as gauge corner cracking, or rolling contact fatigue, was blamed for the crash.

The appropriate fields for the four basic forces appear to have an important property in common: they all exhibit what is known as gauge symmetry.

The City has been watching the share price of the banks for a signal when the sell-off might begin, but UKFI said this week that the prices would not be used as gauge to decide whether a sale was value for money for the taxpayer.

At this scale, forces are the mathematical by-products arising when fundamental particles of matter, such as electrons and quarks, exchange particles such as photons, gluons or W or Z particles, that "carry" forces and are collectively known as gauge bosons.

A further four particles, known as gauge bosons, transmit forces and so allow fermions to interact: photons convey electromagnetism, which holds electrons in orbit around atoms; gluons link quarks into protons and neutrons via the strong nuclear force; W and Z bosons carry the weak nuclear force, which is responsible for certain types of radioactive decay.

Bore diameters for rifles are expressed as "caliber" and for shotguns, as "gauge".

As gauged by its 154 producers, New York is the fourth largest wine state, after California, Oregon and Washington.

Traditional Home, he said, is the hot book right now as gauged by advertising and by circulation (836,000).

The National Association of Purchasing Management said its monthly factory index was 55.8 last month, as gauges of production and inventories rose.

After all, as gauged by its 176 producers, New York is the nation's fourth-largest wine-producing state.

As gauged by the number of wineries, New York is America's fourth-largest wine-producing state after California, Oregon and Washington.