Sentence examples for Out of gauge from inspiring English sources
One special working took place on 3 April 1966 when one of the ex-Great Western Railway diesel railcars, W20W, was worked between Tonbridge and Robertsbridge as an out of gauge load.
For high-speed railway wherein the high-speed train and the medium-speed train run on the same line, the curve radius should also be set to ensure that when the high-speed train and medium-speed train pass through the line, the unbalanced superelevation is not out of gauge.
They were distributed more widely than their N class counterparts, although one drawback in operating the class was the size of the cylinders and cab, which meant the U class was out of gauge for the Tonbridge-Hastings line due to inadequate clearances in tunnels along the route.
Our simulations of minimal instances pave the way towards experiments on small lattices to demonstrate dynamical effects in equilibrium and out-of-equilibrium gauge systems, which have been out of reach so far.
Rodriguez expects to have a close relationship with Torre, who plans to make him one of the players he seeks out to gauge the mood of the locker room.
In 2000, a team of economists and energy specialists at the Development Research Center, part of the State Council, set out to gauge how much energy China would need over the ensuing 20 years to achieve the leadership's goal of quadrupling the size of the economy.
The survey was carried out to gauge opinion and perceptions of AF and its treatment.
If the Yankees beat Boston on Wednesday in the final game of the regular season, they no longer need to watch the out-of-town scoreboard to gauge their status.
The test was carried out with gauge length of 20mm, 30mm and 40mm with test speed of 1 mm/min, 5 mm/min and 10 mm/min.
Read the pressure indicated on the metered stick that comes out of the gauge or on the digital screen of your digital gauge.
This is brilliantly funny in a manner that recalls Crash, but it's shot out of sequence in a fashion gauged to puzzle and disorient.
