Sentence examples for gauge I from inspiring English sources

These traditionally serve to gauge (i) the remoteness of regressors, (ii) the impact of responses on fitted values, (iii) the predictive efficiency of an observation Yi, (iv) powers of tests for outliers, and (v) limits on critical features of deletion diagnostics.

The practical working range of the gauge, i.e. 0.05 < h/dt < 0.25, proved to be unaffected by the pressure and temperature.

Electrical measurement data demonstrates the feasibility of the approach, which has the advantage of not requiring a separate strain gauge, i.e. the strain gauge is integral part of the pressure sensor membrane.

For this evaluation, we utilize the full potential of the GNSS tide gauge, i.e., recording and analyzing signals from multiple systems with multiple frequencies.

Insertion of the beads was performed with a combined instrument of a 0.7 or 1.1 gauge i.v. needle and the trocart of a 1.1 gauge spinal needle.

With a dirty bomb, the chances rise to approximately 21%." "And a density gauge?" I ask.

EM density gauge data were collected from these slabs using two common types of gauges, i.e., PQI 301 and PaveTracker 2701B, and compared with their bulk densities measured by the standard saturated surface dry (SSD) method.

R4 has provided hundreds of farmers in the project with manual rain gauges – i.e. measuring cups mounted on a post – and each day or so the farmers report the amount of water in the cup.

How else can I gauge if I'm pleasing you or not?

I felt like "I owned the place". While some guests might only want to be served, the Homewood employee accurately gauged I was one who would get a charge out of being an involved participant rather than an idle bystander.

Agnew later recalled, "After we dropped our gauges I remember we made a sharp turn to the right so that we would not get caught in the blast – but we still got badly shaken up by it".