Sentence examples for a powerful gauge from inspiring English sources

The most important of these is that particles carrying a fraction of an elementary quantum number, in this case spin, attract one another by a powerful gauge force, which can lead to a new kind of superconductivity.

I have learned that comparison is a powerful gauge for how I am feeling about myself.

"Frederic may be young, but he has a powerful emotional gauge," she added.

We show that assessing how well the relatedness can be predicted based on the CNV profiles is a powerful technique to gauge the quality of a CNV calling and merging method.

The theory, published in the current issue of Astrophysical Journal, should transform these once-enigmatic lines into a powerful tool for gauging the amount of matter in the cosmos.

In their publication they stress the functional importance of citrate in mitochondrial function and also mention that citrate "also acts as an "energy gauge", a powerful sensor and regulator of cell energy production, adjusting both production and need" (page 115 in [81]).

The findings will help biologists learn more about extinct animals' physiology and give paleoclimatologists a powerful new tool for gauging ancient environmental temperatures.

Scientists hail the technique as a powerful new tool that can gauge how dark energy opposes gravity.

Treatment response assessed by measurements of submicroscopic leukaemia (minimal residual disease) has emerged as a powerful and independent prognostic indicator for gauging the intensity of therapy.

The vitreous fluid which is a jelly compound was taken from the eyeballs of infected animals, using a 22-gauge needle linked to a powerful syringe and stored at −30°C until used.

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