Sentence examples for example gauge from inspiring English sources

For example, gauge A represents the lowest wind speed and gauge I the highest wind speed.

For example, gauge theories are a class of highly symmetric physical theories appearing in the standard model of particle physics and other parts of theoretical physics.

(Example: 24 gauge wire is thinner than 18 gauge).

Some will walk through shopping malls interviewing store managers at the Gap, for example, to gauge how sales are going.

His team would like to conduct field trials, for example, to gauge potential leakage and other possible environmental side effects.

For example, tide gauge stations at Honolulu captured the tsunami with heights of several tens of centimeters (National Geophysical Data Center/World Data Service).

In the BCS theory, for example, the gauge invariance of electromagnetism is spontaneously broken by pairs of electrons that condense -- forming a bound state -- in the ground state of a metal.

For example, the gauge cluster moves in sync with the adjustable steering wheel, which is a great idea (because it means your hand position never blocks your view of the indicators) and we wish more manufacturers would emulate it.

For example, the gauge cluster in front of the wheel tilts with the wheel itself, so no matter how you adjust the tiller you can always easily see the instruments with no chance of blocking the site lines to the speedo, etc.

For example, heavy gauge strings create low, "heavy" sound, while lighter strings are easier to play, but (obviously) sound lighter.

Ford has been showing off its new all-electric models - which replace for example the fuel gauge with an electric power gauge.