Sentence examples for gauge by from inspiring English sources

Steam generator pressures increased from about 1,000 kilopascals gauge in 1895 to 1,380 kilopascals gauge by 1919 and then to 9,300 kilopascals gauge by 1940.

Yeah, but I can only gauge by my own investment in the process.

Camille was, for anyone who lived through it, the gauge by which all other storms are measured.

The digital panel gives the time down to milliseconds, the gauge by which we judge the efficacy of computers.

But it must not be the gauge by which you measure the merits of this (or any) relationship.

A new report from the OECD provides a useful gauge, by calculating primary teachers' pay relative to GDP per head.

Gauging by the inflows, pensions seem to agree.

The progression of the Hawkins family can be gauged by coaching stops and minivans.

Its greatness can be gauged by the scale of allegiance it inspires.

Currently, impact is gauged by the number of citations the paper receives in other publications.

As gauged by its 154 producers, New York is the fourth largest wine state, after California, Oregon and Washington.