Sentence examples for change in gauge from inspiring English sources

A one-unit change represents a one-step change in gauge intensity along a 9-point scale (see Fig. 4 for the 9-point scale).

For some commonly used wiring configurations and sensors, field strain measurements can exhibit apparent strains that are caused by changes in wire temperature or changes in gauge temperature, which do not correspond to changes in actual strain in the geosynthetic.

In such tests, the load on a steel specimen is maintained constant while its temperature is increased at a given rate and the changes in gauge length are constantly recorded.

When passing wheels bend the rail slightly, changes in the gauge's electrical resistance reveal the car's weight.

According to the homogeneity tests, all stations passed Von Neumann's and SNHT tests for rainfall data (Table 1), while some stations failed in Pettitt's Test which indicates change in the rainfall gauge locations or replacing the old devices with new ones.

For patients who used hypnosis for other conditions, assessment of change in symptoms was gauged during follow-up visits.

Immediately before and after viewing the lecture, 6 physician participants completed questionnaires to gauge change in knowledge.

He was generally sanguine about inflation, noting that the Consumer Price Index had been rising, but adding that there had been little change in the broader inflation gauge that he favors.

As of yet, however, few if any self-report instruments exist to gauge change in symptom levels over short intervals.

A content analysis of music videos for the 2008 top-rated songs in four musical genres was conducted in order to gauge change in the presence of religious and sexual symbols since the mid-1990s and to determine if sexual and religious images were prevalent in the increasingly popular hip hop genre.

Formal risk assessments (HCR-20) and the hospital's own high risk assessment were reviewed to gauge change in risk status.