Sentence examples for controls and gauges from inspiring English sources

One of General Motors' suppliers recently unveiled a "dashboard of the future" that replaces traditional controls and gauges with touch-screen video displays.

The dashboard is well organized, with most controls and gauges either directly in front of the driver or located in the center stack amid the sound system and HVAC controls.

Any trucker would recognize its cigarette lighter outlets, cruise control, wipers and gauges.

This cell was connected to a compressor with a pressure control valve and gauge through a feed reservoir.

Controls, gauges and switches all seem to have been both freshened and made a bit more upscale (i.e., this doesn't look like an interior that relies heavily on owner Ford's parts bin).

People who stopped me as I was getting into or out of the car during the week I had it had a natural inquisitiveness, but very few noticed the car was a Japan-only model, with the steering and gauges and controls (and driver!) on the right hand side.

Flying was simpler in World War I, when the little planes had no more than 10 to 15 gauges, controls and instruments.

Sit in the operator's seat and look around to familiarize yourself with the controls, gauges, and operator's restraint system.

The prefrontal cortex of the brain -- the part that controls impulses, gauges outcomes, and makes judgments -- doesn't fully develop until possibly as late as one's mid-twenties.

The results exemplify that the thorough analysis of hydraulic controls and the quantification of gauging uncertainties are required to obtain reliable and physically sound results.

Say what you will about OnePlus' now-defunct invite system — it certainly helped the company control its supplies and gauge demand.