Sentence examples for gauge at a from inspiring English sources

The set opener was "Good Bait," a Tadd Dameron tune, and Dr. Smith set the gauge at a medium-easy tempo, the standard gait of mid-Atlantic organ-trio protocol.

The thickness of fabrics was determined on Essdiel thickness gauge at a pressure of 20 gf/cm2 according to ASTM D 1777-96, 2007.

The rate of loading is controlled by a crack mouth opening displacement (CMOD) gauge at a very low rate (0.001 mm/s) so that the fracture occurs in a stable manner.

Paradise has its rain gauge at a fire station, and that station was one of Powell's best weather observers.

Purchase a home water pressure testing gauge at a local hardware or home improvement store.

And then there were the incidents at school: the day before hunting season began, Brandon had boasted that he had pointed a 20-gauge at a boy's stomach while it was loaded without the safety on.

In each specimen, the different curves are presented and each one corresponds to the mid-point of an interval between two consecutive strain gauges at a fixed distance from the SS loaded end.

As the storm made landfall early Wednesday morning along the southeast coast of Puerto Rico, a National Ocean Service tide gauge at Yabucoa Harbor, Puerto Rico, reported a rise in water 5.3 feet above the normal high tide.

The shock sensitivity of one such propellant, ANB-3066, is determined using embedded manganin pressure gauges at an elevated temperature of 170°C.

Conservatives -- lovers of childish mockery over substantive ideas -- later today are apparently planning to distribute tire gauges at an Obama energy event.

(You can also see this in the tide gauge at Wilmington, N.C). About a third of that change is due to land sinking, or subsidence, which cannot be blamed on humans or climate change.