Sentence examples for gauge created from inspiring English sources

A gauge created by Capital Economics, a consultancy, indicates that emerging markets grew by an annual rate of 4% in the first quarter, the slowest growth since the third quarter of 2009.

A trade group said Tuesday that an index of home-builder confidence suffered its worst drubbing last month since the gauge was created nearly 30 years ago.

I essentially use my skin as a gauge for creating new products.

For example, heavy gauge strings create low, "heavy" sound, while lighter strings are easier to play, but (obviously) sound lighter.

Early numbers emerged from a computer program that the Army Corps of Engineers uses to gauge the debris created by natural disasters like hurricanes.

Three sections of the Asu catchment, which is located within the Cuieiras Reservation 80 km northwest of Manaus in Central Amazonia, Brazil, were gauged to create nested catchments of the first (0.95 km2), second (6.58 km2) and third (12.43 km2) Strahler orders.

The team says: The league cherry-picked readings from two different gauges to create the biggest gap between pregame and halftime measurements.

Three thermometers or gauges should be created: one focusing on the citizens' ability to speak freely, one focusing on the freedom of the press, and one focusing on the level of trustworthiness and accuracy felt by the citizens in the media of their country.

Lee called the 12-gauge audio cable he created "Monster" due to its size.

To solve this problem, the students created a rain gauge using images and colors to help in reading the rain gauge and enable data collection a similar initiative was reported by Baudoin et al. (2016) in their analysis of EWS in Sri Lanka.

Fractures were created in the gauge zones and noses, and the bits with larger cone height and gauge height induced longer vertical fractures.