As they ramped up, they conducted dry runs to gauge their ability to influence Americans.
Within a month, every fuel tank would be dry, all our gauge needles would point to "E," and the roads, rails and skies would be virtually empty.
The molar percentage of water vapor to total water exiting the cathode (Rgas) is an important parameter to gauge the cell performance with dry gases.
It looked at flow behaviour in the Barwon-Darling system from 1990 to 2017 and analysed more than 2,000 individual flow events, focussing on the measurements between gauges during dry spells.
Every day, meteorologists evaluate predicted humidity, wind speed, temperatures and the possibility of ignition by dry lightning strikes to gauge a region's risk for wildfire.
Water samples and in situ measurements were collected during portions of both the wet and dry seasons to help gauge the range of fluxes that may occur and to provide insights into underlying and perhaps contrasting processes.
To get the most accurate gauge measurement, wash and dry your sample before you measure your knit gauge.
In the summer of 1974, in geological pursuit of ice age climatic change, I was using dry lake basins as rain gauge records of past wet-dry climatic oscillations.
It is even possible to speculate that the surprising decision to drop Page 3 topless models from the paper's Irish edition is something of a dry run in order to gauge its effects on sales.
The price of shipping important commodities like coal, iron ore and grain has dropped sharply over the last three weeks, though it still remains high by traditional measures, according to the Baltic Exchange Dry Index, a much-watched gauge of shipping prices that is seen as an indicator of global demand.
Basically, it's a metal probe that you stick in the soil of your plant, then the gauge shows whether plant is dry, wet etc.
