Sentence examples for gauge bringing from inspiring English sources

Kodak, one of the 30 companies that make up the Dow Jones Industrial Average, weighed heavily on the blue-chip gauge, bringing it down 130.02 to 9219.54.

The commercialization of the strain gauge brought a shock for Mr. Ruge -- he soon discovered that Edward E. Simmons, a professor at the California Institute of Technology, had pieced together the same invention in 1936.

By now the gauge war was lost and mixed gauge was brought to Paddington in 1861, allowing through passenger trains from London to Chester.

I myself made a field trip to the Alashan Pass in the mid 1990s and found that, because the rails on the Chinese side and those on the other side of Kazakhstan were not of the same gauge, goods brought by trains had to be moved from the trains that fit one gauge and reloaded to another train of another gauge.

They simulate several different policies to gauge which brings down unemployment the most.

After that came 16-millimeter, the narrower, easier-to-handle gauge that brought old movies to television (for the all-night late shows that were the first cinémathèques many of us knew) and later fueled the college film societies of the '60s and '70s.

In February, the U.S.O.C. reached out to representatives from 35 American cities to gauge interest in bringing the Olympics to the United States for the first time since Salt Lake City hosted the Winter Games in 2002.

An efficient standing and walking ability in azhdarchids is further verified by the unusually narrow-gauge Haenamichnus trackway: bringing the limbs closer to the midline allowed grounded azhdarchids to support their weight largely through compressive forces acting on sub-vertical limbs.

In 1846 the Bristol and Gloucester was bought by the Midland Railway and it was converted to standard gauge in 1854, which brought mixed-gauge track to Temple Meads station – this had three rails to allow trains to run on either broad or standard gauge.

But late in the 19th cen tury, a narrow gauge rail way brought in thousands of new residents who then found it convenient to live by Winthrop's broad beaches and commute daily to Bos ton.

After that flood, the government expanded the network, mainly by reactivating stream gauges that had been discontinued, bringing the number to more than 7,500 from about 7,000.