Once there, Lomax - a trainspotter to the end - enquired about the gauge of tracking used for the dolly shot.
From what Peter had gathered during premarital counseling, it was pretty clear that Reverend Micklethwaite had spent a good deal more time thinking about the gauge of his spinnaker sheets than about the doctrine of the Real Presence.
Suppose Roxanne does this repeatedly, without ever getting independent information about the gauge's reliability.
Additionally, the results of recent studies on final examinations point to the need to redesign assessments: Herzog (2013), for example, speaks about the "gauging of education," and criticizes trends in schools whereby teachers align their lessons too strongly with external tests, notably with respect to content, task dimensions, and the methodological structure of the lesson.
While developing general relativity, Einstein became confused about the gauge invariance in the theory.
What was trickiest about it was the gauge that sat atop the vent where steam escaped.
When Michael Griffin thinks about the stream gauge on the Licking River at Catawba, Ky., he says he has an uncomfortable sense that history may repeat itself.
Appearing before Judge Ann R. Bartlett, prosecutors asked Mr. Culuko, who had been placed under oath, about the 12-gauge double-barreled shotgun that was used in the shooting of Mr. Christofi.
This is going to where the poem began, so I go, "Well, I used to shoot clay pigeons," and I learn all about the best gauge shotgun, and the merits of side by side vs. over and under, for killing birds.
