Sentence examples for from a gauge from inspiring English sources

The competing approaches are illustrated with data from a gauge repeatability and reproducibility study.

Fig. 20 PVDF Output from a gauge separated by 5.54 mm PMMA gap from a C8 detonator.

At another point, the report says, the federal science team forced BP to measure pressure from a gauge on top of the top-hat structure.

This estimate is remarkably consistent with the total sediment load of 11.5 106 t yr− 1 available for parts of the last century from a gauge station at the apex of the delta plain (in Pontelagoscuro).

The sample was stretched at a rate of 60 mm/min from a gauge of 35 mm at room temperature.

Note also that the HilbertVis tool discussed below allows the user to move the mouse cursor to any position in a Hilbert plot and read off the corresponding absolute position from a gauge.

A measure of prices paid for raw materials jumped to 50, from 35, while a gauge of delivery times increased to 54.6, from 49.6.

You start to see this in the cars of the 1930s, which move from a single gauge to three-, five-, and eight-gauge clusters.

In this paper, the production rate and pressure data from a noisy Gauge were analyzed by joining two gauges and a new pressure profile was generated from the confidence interval.

According to our present understanding, the electromagnetic field itself is produced by photons, which in turn result from a local gauge symmetry and the laws of quantum field theory (see the Second quantization and Gauge boson sections below).

The first signal received from the moon was a reading from a strain gauge on the leg of the lunar lander as it touched down.