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The phrase "a dial gauge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a measuring instrument that displays measurements on a dial, commonly used in various fields such as engineering or manufacturing.
Example: "To ensure accuracy, we need to calibrate a dial gauge before taking any measurements."
Alternatives: "a dial indicator" or "a dial meter."
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Settlements of pile and ground surface are measured with a dial gauge.
The amount of activation was adjusted to a magnitude of 50 g of force as seen on a dial gauge.
Very good agreement in the static and dynamic calibrations of the estimator output is observed, when compared with a dial gauge and commercial eddy current probe.
The relationship between the stroke increment and the measured stroke obtained by a dial gauge without a wire is shown in Fig. 7.
Drying shrinkage experiments were performed using a dial gauge as one of the methods suggested by KS F 2424 2015), which is equivalent to ASTM C 157-08.
A dial gauge with an accuracy of 0.01 mm was placed under the specimen at the center to measure the deflection versus load.
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Using a dial bore gauge measure each cylinder bore's taper and for out of round.
Check alignment and out of round of the main bearing bores with a dial bore gauge.
Figure 5a shows the change in the temperature and relative humidity inside the chamber for mix series 1 and Fig. 5b for mix series 2. Open image in new window Fig. 4 Experimental specimens with a dial-gauge installed.
Clinical severity was also assessed by paw swelling, obtained by measuring the thickness of each paw with a dial-gauge caliper.
Ankle swelling was measured using a dial-gauge caliper (Peacok, Ozaki MFG Co. Ltd., Tokyo, Japan); the average thickness of both hind legs was used.
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