Sentence examples for and gauges for from inspiring English sources

Until about 1900 all ivory carvers used much the same tools: an ax, adz, or chisel for removing the outer bark, or rind, from the tusk; a bucksaw or bow saw for cutting the trunk of the tusk into sections; a special tool called a float for paring the surface; and hand chisels, fretsaws, and gauges for actually carving the piece.

The interior can be especially tough to inspect because there are so many small parts: knobs, dials, handles, switches and gauges, for example.

Those managers can then make comparisons across all projects and gauge, for example, if the project teams are being consistent in assessing similar uncertainties.

Enumeration of activated EPCs aims to alert the patient as to the severity of their disease, predict response to therapy, and gauge for relapse potential.

Transparency in political spending lets us follow-the-money and gauge for ourselves who - and what - might be influencing our representatives' decisions.

After 2%FBS-PBS washing, the cells were fixed and gauged for tetramer-bound epitope-specific CD4+ T cells by flow cytometry analysis.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Test setup, arrangement of displacement transducers and strain gauges for specimens under incremental and repeated tensile loadings.

The asphalt tracks were constructed with attached and embedded gauges for measuring earth pressure, settlement of the structure, and strain at the bottom of asphalt layer.

These gave the director, writers and producers gauges for how audiences in diverse localities responded to material prompted by heartbreaking tragedy.

Mr. Nordhaus's paper uses data from 233 hurricanes that have made landfall in the U.S. from 1900 to 2008 and creates gauges for measuring how economic losses increase in proportion to the intensity of a given storm.

12. Gauge and Gage For sure, it's easy to confuse these two.