Sentence examples for enabling gauge from inspiring English sources

Duplex grades possess the same, or even better, corrosion resistance as their austenitic counterparts and they have higher strength, at least twice that of the austenitic grades, enabling gauge, weight and cost reductions.

The track is cleared to a larger modern European GC loading gauge enabling GC gauge freight as far as the yards at Barking.

In humans, the brain processes the images our eyes provide and compares them with our databank of experience, enabling us to gauge distance.

The book concludes with 15 of her letters, written between 1885 and 1903 to a close friend in Paris, enabling us to gauge firsthand her intelligence, compassion and mounting resentment.

Evaluation criteria in form of evaluation gauge enabling the identification of processes occurring in the conveyor belt need to be set followed by adequate measures taken afterwards.

Same-store sales is a key measurement because it does not include newly-opened stores, enabling investors to better gauge growth at established locations.

Additionally, the delivery matrix is a fluidic suspension that can be injected through a 25 gauge needle enabling minimally invasive delivery.

Note that the table of editing sites provides the full information on the number of DNA and RNA reads, enabling the user to gauge the confidence of the specific site of interest.

The second interstate link from Victoria to Adelaide (the oldest single-gauge inter-capital line dating from 1887) was converted from broad to standard gauge in 1995 enabling rail traffic from Victoria to access the rest of the nation without disruption.

"His acute intelligence enabled him to gauge what his audiences wanted," Hastings writes, and "his expert craftsmanship delivered it".

This should enable scientists to gauge the extent to which individual birds depend on using sticks to feed themselves.