Sentence examples for absolute gauge from inspiring English sources

As the gauge depends only on the known initial volume trapped, the final compressed volume, and the pressure in this final volume all of which can be directly measured it is called an absolute gauge and is mainly a standard for calibrating other gauges.

It's not an absolute gauge, but it gets closer to reality.

In this study, the gas diffusion and solubility of the asymmetric polyimide membrane irradiated by He ions were investigated using a high vacuum apparatus equipped with a Baratron absolute pressure gauge at 76 cmHg and 35 °C.

This network is equipped with six instruments at each station, including a three-component BBOBS and an absolute pressure gauge.

An observational band for the BBOBS is 360 s–100 Hz and the BBOBS have a precise absolute pressure gauge for the detection of long-period events and vertical crustal movement.

To study the New Zealand slow-slip event, Webb and his colleagues installed an array of 24 absolute pressure gauges and 15 ocean-bottom seismometers directly above the Hikurangi Trough, where two plates converge.

Absolute pressure gauges detect a slow-slip event near the Hikurangi trench.

Several definitions that are used include absolute pressure that is, gauge pressure plus standard atmospheric pressure.

While this issue may be serious for epidemiological studies aimed at gauging absolute levels of risk behavior within a population, our study was primarily concerned with comparing migrant vs. non-migrant group differences in behaviors.

The absolute magnitude of the gauge factor depends on the doping level and for the whiskers with ρ300K= 0.018Ωcm it is around 3.4×104 at the temperature 4.2 K.

Some users evaluate projects by examining the market cap alone, which Tate believes is the absolute worst way to gauge a projects long term viability.