Sentence examples for design gauge from inspiring English sources
Auto Meter, the gauge maker, won three awards — one for a universal-mount three-gauge unit, with up to 25 gauges to choose from; a speedometer that is controlled by GPS satellite signals, not the car; and a Web site that allows the customer to design gauge packages by type, lighting color, faceplate design and dozens of other criteria.
Like most Mercedes, the cockpit is a glorious mix of supple leather, expertly designed gauges and just plain intelligent ergonomics.
With this new design, piezoresistive gauge can be integrated without cost increase in piezoelectric devices because no technological steps are added for gauges realization.
The nondimensional heat transfer over the discretely heated portion of the pedestal is compared to a flat plate design to gauge the effects of Reynolds number, jet diameter and jet exit-surface spacing.
It was designed to gauge whether an individual was functioning at full capacity or flourishing.
It was designed to gauge the impact of smaller class sizes regardless of who the teacher was.
The test was also designed to gauge the public reaction to the technology and begin work on the regulatory architecture that will govern autonomous vehicles.
It's an implicit association test, designed to gauge subliminal attitudes by measuring latency of response between exposure to an image on a screen and the pressing of a button next to words like beautiful, frightening, good, wrong.
The "Turing test," designed to gauge the capacity of computers to fake human intelligence, provides a pretty good over-all metaphor for the brainy poetics of "Ghosts in the Machine".
The test, code-named Project DORK, was designed to gauge whether clouds of a delirium-inducing drug, called BZ, could incapacitate soldiers at distances of five hundred or a thousand yards, in a realistic setting.
