Sentence examples for gauge constant from inspiring English sources

The constant c1 could in principle be calculated as Open image in new window but after having arrived at Eq. 13 and bearing the pressure term in mind, one might better generally consider c1 to be a gauge constant to be set to meet some specific purpose namely to calibrate the proposed LOS scheme to give results close to existing LOS scheme sets than to assume it can be derived from empirical data.

Thus, to determine the bond stresses, it is assumed that the bond stresses developed between two consecutive strain gauges are constant.

Check the oil temperature occasionally after adding or removing food and adjust the heat accordingly, or better yet, get a deep fry thermometer that will give you a constant gauge of how hot your oil is.

And, as a child, I had no means to gauge the weirdness of this constant harping on impending death and this freighting of every farewell with finality.

During the smooth tensile test, the stress triaxiality in the gauge of the specimen remains constant at 0.33.

Base composition was computed for all taxa on the concatenated alignment excluding constant sites to gauge the effect of possible base compositional bias on the resulting phylogeny.

At the same time, UNICEF believes that whenever sanctions are imposed, they should be designed and implemented to avoid negative effects on children, with constant monitoring to gauge their humanitarian impact.

Intervention A: Two litres of cold (4°C) isotonic saline solution (0.9% NaCl) were infused intravenously via a cubital vein catheter (18 gauge or larger) at a constant flow rate of 4 L/hour using a Power Infuser (ZOLL, Sunnyvale, CA, USA).

For ease in comparison, gauge of knitted samples was kept constant (Fig. 1); likewise, warp density of all the woven samples (Fig. 2) was also constant.

MnCl2 was injected using a 22-gauge syringe through vein at a constant rate of 0.8 mL/min.

The high-end panels also have a temperature gauge that keeps the LCD at a constant temperature regardless of the environment that it's in.