Sentence examples for conventional gauges from inspiring English sources

Fiber optic readings were compared to conventional gauges.

In the overall trend, the strains of conventional gauges were smaller than those of Smart Strands by 20 30 %.

In the overall trend, the strains of the conventional gauges were smaller than those of Smart Strands by 20 30 % as representatively shown in Fig. 10.

But nobody can measure the firmament itself, and at the age of eight Yeats has now transcended every conventional gauge.

For the range-anxious — nearly everyone who will drive this car — the remaining miles are displayed in a numeric digital readout and a conventional gauge with a charger icon.

That index hit its highest in 25 years during last summer's debt-ceiling battle and remains high (by contrast, the Vix index of stock market volatility, a conventional gauge of uncertainty, remains below its peak of 2009; see chart).

The commonly-used design parameter for hydraulic structures is the maximum annual instantaneous stream flow recorded in conventional gauging stations.

All the SH-SFRCs investigated had nominal gauge factors ranging between 50 and 140; these values are much higher than the commercially conventional gauge factor, which involves metal and is around 2. Both T30/0.3 and T20/0.2 produced the highest gauge factor, i.e., the best damage-sensing capacity, whereas S13/0.2 produced the highest electrical conductivity.

To compare the outcomes of transconjunctival sutureless 23-gauge vitrectomy and conventional 20-gauge vitrectomy 1 year after removal of preretinal membrane.

Also, manganin has been field-tested in conventional strain gauges up to 1500 N mm−2.

The DFOS is used as a replacement for conventional strain gauges to measure the strain distribution in the FRP sheet.