The phrase "adjustable gauge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a measuring instrument that can be modified to measure different values or dimensions.
Example: "The mechanic used an adjustable gauge to ensure the tire pressure was set correctly."
Alternatives: "variable gauge" or "modifiable gauge".
It is isolated from users/researchers, and all adjustable gauges, controls, valves, and switches are accessed in the service chase by authorized personnel only.
A height-adjustable strain gauge, placed beneath the bed, was secured to the metal framing of the bed and connected horizontally (180 degrees) to the subjects with a rigid strap placed around the ankle.
Local anaesthesia using 5 10 ml of xylocaine was carefully performed along the chosen tract of the biopsy procedure, and then an adjustable coaxial 17-gauge automated CNB system (Temno Biopsy System Allegiance Healthcare Corporationn, McGaw Park, IL, USA) was used.
An area called the Clyde Explorer focuses on rivers, with exhibits including a tide gauge and an adjustable map showing how global warming and higher water levels may affect the area.
Resistance was applied just proximal to the elbow joint by adjustable straps connected to two strain-gauge force transducers secured to the floor.
What we like a lot are the larger (from previous Toyotas) audio and heater controls, the easily adjustable air vents, and the large, recessed round gauges.
The adjustable elements may need some adjusting.
For example, the gauge cluster moves in sync with the adjustable steering wheel, which is a great idea (because it means your hand position never blocks your view of the indicators) and we wish more manufacturers would emulate it.
The electrically adjustable wheel tilts and telescopes (some Lexus SUV tillers only tilt), and the entire gauge cluster moves with the wheel so you have much better odds of being able to see that you're exceeding the speed limit.
Several abbreviations that are used include ac for alternating current, AFD for adjustable-frequency drive (for electric motors), ASHRAE for American Society of Heating Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers, and AWG for American wire gauge.
