Sentence examples for gauge and when from inspiring English sources

The game's heads-up display simulates the inside of Samus's helmet, and features a radar, map, ammunition gauge, and when engaged with a boss, its health meter and name.

It is on occasions such as this, a collision with one of the recently established elite, when Paris Saint-Germain's progress is properly gauged and when credence is given to their bid to become one of European football's powerhouses.

These predict whether contact will occur at the gauge corner and (when this is the case) quantify RCF and wear impacts.

Berger's book illustrates how good general practice saves the NHS a fortune by doing things hospitals cannot do – knowing patients well; caring for them in their own homes; managing uncertainty; gauging when and when not to push for a diagnosis.

Analysts are trying to gauge how rapidly, and when, the government will allow the currency to gain in value against the dollar -- a critical issue in relations between the United States and China.

But it's more difficult to gauge mental illness, and when someone suffering an affliction of the mind, there is often a bit of combative, off-putting behavior that accompanies it.

So, use the following instructions as a gauge for determining how and when you should wash and care for your products.

Look at your plans for the week and gauge when meditation would fit in without adding stress to your life.

Fire rescue workers are routinely trained to gauge the severity of burns and when they see evidence of inhalation burns, to keep the patient's airway open, because swelling can quickly close it.

So how does he gauge when to keep pushing and when to stop? "If it's somebody who's in a position of power, then it's your job to get them to answer the question.

Make sure you have a sensitive an accurate heat gauge and monitor it closely when you're driving.