Sentence examples for central gauge from inspiring English sources

The deformation of the bias extension and biaxial specimens is measured from images of a central gauge section.

The elastic response of these specimens in the central gauge section and the porosity gradient zones were in line with our numerical predictions and the literature data.

Central gauges have no-nonsense white lettering on a black background.

A day after the U.S. central bank played it cool on inflation, a key gauge of pricing pressures posted only a small increase.

The central temperature gauge reads 200.

The central digital gauges relay such esoterica as yaw and G-force, but the tachometer and inset analogue speedometer remain reassuringly prominent behind their bezels.

Developing an understanding of the genetic and regulatory mechanisms that enable efficient biomass degradation by strain C1A is central to gauging its potential as a sugar extraction platform in biofuel production schemes.

Lyre (2004) argues that the central significance of gauge theories in modern physics supports structural realism, and offers a case study concerning the U 1) gauge symmetry group, which characterizes QED.

bDuring pre-cracking, the deformation was controlled to the value shown over a central 100 mm gauge length.

The FS32 specimen cracks were formed while measuring the deformation over a central 100 mm gauge length on the notched surface as shown in Fig. 1c.

Earlier this week, World Bank President Robert Zoellick advocated a new international monetary system that would use gold as a reference point for inflationary expectations, which would, in turn, act as a real-time signal for central banks to gauge whether they are too loose or too tight.