Sentence examples for gage which from inspiring English sources
The average chloride concentration for the 82 month period of record is 0.334 kg Cl−/m3 at the gage, which exceeds the USEPA secondary drinking water standard of 0.250 kg Cl−/m3 for dissolved chloride.
The house was built in 1926 by architectural firm Koerner & Gage, which also contributed to the design of Beverly Hills City Hall.
At the forefront of this intrepid minimal-character, maximum-impact movement is a startup company called Upworthy, which tests headlines and uses and you guessed it metrics to gage which one should be used.
GAGE, which stands for Generally Applicable Gene-set Enrichment, examines all differential expression between two samples and determines which annotated cellular pathways are significantly different between the two samples, based on a given set of pathway annotations.
Water discharge data were obtained from the USGS Gunboat Island stream gage, which was equipped with a side-looking acoustic Doppler velocimeter that measured cross-sectional velocities every 15 min. Discharge measurements were calibrated using a moving boat equipped with a downward-looking acoustic Doppler current profiler, and discharge was calculated according to published methods.
Still, the N-Gage, which was always more popular overseas than in the US, never really died.
Nokia has a wireless phone on the way called the N-Gage, which we noted here in February, that is being aimed at the same grownup gamer that Tapwave wants to reach.
The improved N-Gage, which is now a service for the N81 rather than a stand-along cellphone, has now been delayed till 2008 in order to work ensure that it works "smoothly".
It would also raise the funding for stream gages, which monitor water levels and collect other data, by $7.2 million.
The experimental results are compared with those measured directly using strain gages, which shows very good agreement.
It should be noted that these gage factors are well above those associated with traditional metal foil strain gages which typically have gage factors of 2 to 3 proposed by Perry and Lissner [9].
