Sentence examples for a different gauge from inspiring English sources

As a smuggler, Mohamad measures the passage of time with a different gauge: the frequency of police crackdowns.

Where railway networks existed, they served the needs of the old empires rather than the new states; those in the former Russian areas even had a different gauge.

The train from Warsaw to Lviv takes over 11 hours because of the need to change to a different gauge at the border.

A DIFFERENT gauge of sentiment -- based on advisers' recommended exposure to stocks -- also concludes that there are too many bulls for this to be the start of a new bull market.

The Soviets also destroyed or evacuated most of their rolling stock (railroad cars), thus depriving the Germans of the use of the Soviet rail system, since Soviet railroad track was of a different gauge than German track and German rolling stock was consequently useless on it.

There is a different gauge of Grotius' originality in the domain of politics.

Howard presents an altogether different gauge.

The degree of pain experienced by patients during an ABG puncture with different gauge needles measured on a 10 cm visual analogue scale (VAS).

The success rates during an ABG puncture with different gauge needles.

Translocation away from the RNA/DNA helix and synthesis of B-form DNA would cause Pol α to stall, akin to a locomotive running into railtrack of different gauge.

A rail network could have a different track gauge, a Victorian viaduct or the Channel tunnel".