Sentence examples for gauge as from inspiring English sources

When Rihanna recently posted an image of herself listening to Anti, adorned in lavish Dolce & Gabbana leather rhinestone crown/headphone hybrid, intrepid fans attempted to gauge as much as possible from her expression.

Push the measuring scale into the gauge as far as it will go.

But these things are hard to gauge as a writer.

But it is only as reliable a gauge as winegrowers help it be by submitting entries.

d, Fractional change in resistance of the strain gauge as a function of uniaxial tensile strain.

"Because then I began to have an inner gauge as to how to direct myself, how I'm coming off".

Because of its piezoelectric property, a quartz plate can be used as a pressure gauge, as in depth-sounding apparatus.

The informal vote followed an attempt by Mr. Ghanim to gauge, as he put it, "the temperature of the room".

Two new anthologies from I.S.I., both sparkling with insights and both agreeably short, offer as good a gauge as anything out there of where conservatives think they stand.

During winter storms, the thermistors can be a helpful gauge as to how far below freezing it is and changing conditions as you coast through various microclimates.

This is done through nonlinear local optimization of a cost function, that represents the economic cost of tension variations and off-gauge as accurately as possible.