Sentence examples for former gauge from inspiring English sources
For the former gauge, the highest recorded peak flow during that period was per second on 25 February 1969, with a gauge height of 5.6 feet.
The former better gauges how dominant large firms are on a country's economic activity.
The former employed 19-gauge (0.0359-inch) aluminium, while the latter was made of 35-gauge (0.0075-inch) mild steel.
The best known and most popular (and heavily booked) is the three-foot-gauge former Denver & Rio Grande Railway branch in Colorado that now operates as the Durango & Silverton.
It's the kind of thing I'd never have believed was possible, but now I'm out here doing it!" Before going to the hypno-singing session I got in touch with a few former hypnotherapy patients to gauge how effective it had been for them.
The former provides a better gauge of the mean since the number of influenza and HIV-related proteins available in PDB [ 22] is relatively small.
These transfers are not just for logistical style but are absolutely necessary: the track gauges of former Soviet countries are different from those in China and Western Europe, so one train physically cannot travel the entire route.
However it is not known whether Guardiola is willing to end his sabbatical from football and Abramovich has made contact with former Liverpool manager Rafael Benítez to gauge his interest in taking charge on a short-term basis.
Troops and commanders respond to the simulations, and computers gauge the results, former participants say.
The rail gauges in the former Soviet states are different from those in China, so freight has to be transferred between trains before it can continue on toward Europe.
