Sentence examples for differences in gauges from inspiring English sources

Apart from the state incumbents' lack of clarity about fees for access to their tracks, these include different safety rules, signalling systems and voltage (and the need to switch to diesel on non-electrified tracks), and differences in gauges.

Most of the South's railroads were local, ramshackle affairs that did not cross state boundaries; co-ordinating the system was made more difficult by differences in gauge.

In addition, the differences in gauge width measured along a single trackway allow estimation of abduction angles for the limb.

"Immersion" was defined as the difference in gauge readings between no load and each loading phase.

Peter Stanners, an Anderson owner himself, warned: "You need to be aware of the difference in gauge (thickness) between an original Anderson shelter and modern corrugated iron if you are considering covering it with soil as 40cm of wet soil will be very heavy.

However there are no reports on differences in 20 gauge and 25 gauge sclerotomies using ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM).

The error of the stress equation occurring due to the difference in the gauge portion profile was compensated for by using the forced vibration factor (C1) and the gauge shape factor (C2).

In order to gauge differences in FA in the different ROIs across independent variables, (sociodemographic, clinical and questionnaires results), univariate analysis was developed using ANOVA analysis.

Using this approach, we pursue an experimental study designed to (a) gauge differences in plan quality metrics with respect to different tumor sites and different MIP treatment planning models, and (b) test the concept of critical-normal-tissue-ring a tissue ring of 5 mm thicritical-normal-tissue-ring aing target volume (PTV)—and its use for designing critical-normal-tissue-ring a

The measure gauges differences in nurses' perceptions of the amount of work undone over a standard length shift, but it does not relate this to the total work required, nor does it relate to care done or undone for specific numbers of patients.

A team of geo-data experts from Floatingsheep.org have used geolocated Tweets to gauge differences in culture across the US.