Sentence examples for a parallel gauge from inspiring English sources

Since voting is a parallel gauge of activism, the effects on election polls might be limited, but the potential bias on other types of surveys is evident.

By the 1950s, interstate traffic was suffering from the break-of-gauge at the New South Wales state border, and a parallel standard gauge line was opened from the Melbourne to join the New South Wales system in 1962, along with a bogie exchange depot to allow wagons to operate across the broad and standard gauge networks.

The funicular consists of a parallel set of broad gauge railroad tracks with a 70.9 percent grade or an angle of 35 degrees and 28 minutes from the horizontal.

They also exist on a parallel planet, built to a 5ft gauge, instead of the 4ft 81/2in stubbornly used by most railways in the world.

An important observation from a parallel study (study 2) was that cerebral perfusion gauged by MCA Vmean declined when control (euhydration) exercise was continued to exhaustion and core temperature remained at normothermic levels (Fig. 5).

A parallel universe?

There is a parallel.

Here's a parallel.

Sculpture shows a parallel decline.

There's a parallel here.

A parallel tunnel got blocked.