Sentence examples for gauge change from inspiring English sources

The transition from strip A to strip B is called the Flying Gauge Change (FGC).

As of yet, however, few if any self-report instruments exist to gauge change in symptom levels over short intervals.

Nature of gauge change and effect of wheel profile, seen from gauge widening statistics, correlate well with findings from simulations.

Immediately before and after viewing the lecture, 6 physician participants completed questionnaires to gauge change in knowledge.

A validated finite element model considering heat generation at brake-wheel interface, heat partitioning at wheel-brake block and wheel-rail interfaces, and convective, radiative heat loss to ambient air is used to estimate wheel temperatures, stresses, and gauge change.

Formal risk assessments (HCR-20) and the hospital's own high risk assessment were reviewed to gauge change in risk status.

I guess your gauge changes whenyou're in labor.

But, in seeking to gauge changes in US monetary conditions, investors have been looking in the wrong place.

Denton I.S.D., he said, was making sure to find an "apples to apples" comparison across the ratings so parents could accurately gauge changes in test scores.

One suggestion is to go from Warsaw to Šeštokai (where the western railway gauge changes to the Soviet one); then to Vilnius.

The exams were fundamentally different from those given in 2005, so the results cannot be compared with earlier tests to gauge changes in proficiency.