Sentence examples for Similar gauge from inspiring English sources

A similar gauge for Germany dropped to 54.9 in May, below forecasts.

But there is no similar gauge for ultraviolet A rays, which tans skin but also can cause cancer and wrinkles.

Phil Anderson first discussed the generation of mass for photons and similar "gauge" particles in 1962, but he has already won a Nobel prize.

In recent years, other 4-manifold invariants have been introduced by changing the gauge theory (the PDE's and the "counting" problem) or, by changing the dimension, similar gauge theory invariants were defined on higher-dimensional manifolds.

Comparing smart glass to light-sensitive glass, the kind used in eyeglasses, Mr. Saxe said that his product did not merely darken when exposed to light, but that it allowed an individual to control the degree of lightening or darkening, from nearly opaque to nearly transparent, using a dial or similar gauge.

When you remove the pin the hole will be of a similar gauge to most earring posts, as safety pins are thicker then needles.

Similar tapered gauges are commonly seen in other standardized materials tensile testing setups.

Research previous auction sales for similar properties to gauge demand and value.

needle gauge, similar to one that is standard in BMW's, is supplied, and in addition, the test car was run with a fuel computer that measured m.p.g.

Astrophysicist Martin Barstow of the University of Leicester in the U.K. and colleagues used the Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer FUSEE) spacecraft, which studies cosmic rays and similar phenomena, to gauge the density of clouds located out to about 300 light-years from the sun.

In addition, our questionnaire may be helpful to other investigators who wish to gauge similar parameters in the future.