Sentence examples for Higher gauge from inspiring English sources

Contrary to what may be conventional wisdom, the higher gauge number indicates a thinner wire, and the smaller gauge number indicates a thicker wire and heavy-duty cord.

The DIC method provided similar results compared to the strain gauge measurements, but with reduced scatter due to higher gauge area, making the technique less sensitive to the wood heterogeneity (earlywood and latewood layers).

The manufactured rGO films reduced using hydrazine showed a higher gauge factor (around 8.67) than films reduced using temperature [31].

In addition, most of the phenomenological approaches discussed in the literature invoke higher gauge symmetries beyond those observed at very low energy limit where all well-known symmetries are not broken at all energy levels.

The higher gauge factor of CB-doped SU-8 and lower Young's modulus of SU-8 structural layer result in G/E close to 4. In recent times, CB-doped SU-8 polymeric cantilever has been demonstrated to have better electrical sensitivity than optics-based designs [233].

This explains why higher gauge cannulae (smaller diameter) use shorter needle lengths to compensate.

The needle selected is typically the same gauge (or sometimes larger as with cartilage piercings) as the initial jewellery to be worn, with higher gauges indicating thinner needles.

This finding allowed for the achievement of a high gauge factor of ∼112.

UHPFRCs showed the highest gauge factor (433) until the first cracking point, whereas the SH-SFRCs with a 152 MPa compressive mortar matrix showed the highest gauge factor (73.7) within the strain-hardening region.

These novel designs featuring interlocked geometry and covalent bonding allow the hybrid sponges to act as strain-gauge sensors with high gauge factor (1.4) and excellent stability.

The highest gauge factor at higher temperatures (GF = 7.2 at 250 °C) was observed for moderate doping level (boron to carbon ratio of 3000 ppm).