Sentence examples for basic gauge from inspiring English sources
The most basic gauge of a stock's worth is the amount that investors are willing to pay for underlying earnings (the amount per share that the company is projected to earn over the year).
Toward the end of the 1960s, Salam and Steven Weinberg, an American theorist, independently realized how to introduce massive messenger particles into the theory while at the same time preserving its basic gauge symmetry properties.
The Chinese yuan is 43% undervalued on our basic gauge; adjusted for GDP per person, it is only 4% below fair value.The euro is 2% overvalued on our burger index.
Two gauges were loaded with the green points, which are referred to the basic gauge, and the orange points, which are referred to the back-up gauge.
The presence of regular distribution points was caused by mechanical issues, whereas the difference between the basic gauge and the back-up gauge caused a confusion, instead of choosing which one to work with it was better to create a new test.
A basic speed gauge to keep in mind: 800Kbps = 100KB/s.
Under his leadership, the bureau sought to measure more than the basic skills gauged by state-mandated exams.
Even something as basic as gauging a patient's weight is beyond the abilities of most doctors' offices and hospitals because their scales do not go past 300 pounds.
Until now, payday lenders haven't even had to do a basic test to gauge whether their "clients" can repay their loans.
Using the width of the eye as a basic measuring unit, gauge the width of that space between the eyes and carefully draw the outline, lid and iris of the left eye, then mark the space between the eyes; then draw the outline and some detail of the right eye.
Topics: quantum chromodynamics; Higgs phenomenon and a description of the standard model; deep-inelastic scattering and structure functions; basics of lattice gauge theory; operator products and effective theories; detailed structure of the standard model; spontaneously broken gauge theory and its quantization; instantons and theta-vacua; topological defects; introduction to supersymmetry.
