Sentence examples for both the gauge from inspiring English sources

Both the gauge and the elimination of the Maroon Creek crossing, which was causing complications for the Midland, saved considerable time, and the Rio Grande managed to bring the first train to Aspen in October 1887.

In our study both the strain gauge and the injection/aspiration system were independently connected by a double-lumen polyvinyl tube (12 F, Vygon, Belgium) to a spherical ultra thin bag (capacity 600 ml).

Both the gauged and the CFSR reanalysis data were able to reproduce the streamflow well for both models and both watershed when calibrated separately to the discharge data.

The strain of the specimen was measured by strain gauge adhered on both sides of the gauge region as shown in Fig. 1.

This can be helpful both to gauge the lifetime value of users, and to see how much of an impact new features are having on each group of users.

A system of horse-drawn tramways was used to move the peat across the moor from at least the 1890s, since the lines are marked on the 1890 Ordnance Survey maps, and Booth includes a picture of Moorends Works taken in the 1890s, showing both wagons and the gauge wooden peat wagons used internally.

When more specific epidemiological evidence is available CBACs will allow policy makers both to gauge the cost effectiveness of interventions and to improve environmental site remediation through performance based environmental management.

To accommodate both the standard gauge trains of the GNR and the broad gauge trains of the GWR, the track was three-rail mixed gauge, the rail nearest the platforms being shared by both gauges.

The measurements, by Dale Frail and several colleagues at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Socorro, New Mexico, and other institutions gauged both the size and expansion speed by monitoring the twinkling of radio emission from the fireball after the GRB.

The train which derailed was a Renfe class S730 - which can travel on both the Iberian gauge tracks used by most of Spain's railways, and the standard gauge tracks on which the high-speed Ave services run.

Both the beta gauge (ESA) and the light scattering (Sigrist) monitors failed to meet all of the requirements in proposed PS 11.