Sentence examples for gauge demonstrated from inspiring English sources
"A pissometer?" The Prince sees the renames the piezometer water gauge demonstrated by Australian farmer Steve Filelti in 2000.
The MWNT gauge demonstrates excellent measurement linearity in wide pressure range with the lower measurement limit down to 10−11 Torr, attributed largely to low outgassings due to the direct growth of MWNTs.
A fusion of RGL1N with MBP (MBP RGL1N) was analysed, in which the MBP moiety, whose high-resolution structure is known, served as a gauge, demonstrating that overall folding of this purified recombinant protein fusion was not disturbed.
The binding functionalities of both mammalian and yeast derived preparations are gauged demonstrating the functional equivalence of the respective preparations.
The gauge is demonstrated to measure boron content and uniformity in concrete slabs used in the facility construction.
Validation of modelled water levels with field-installed gauge data demonstrated the ability of the model to capture the seasonal patterns and variations.
The MWNT field emission ionization gauge is demonstrated in Fig. 3b, where the MWNT source is mounted 2 mm above the anode grid.
Validation of modelled scaled depths with field-installed gauge data demonstrated the ability of the model to capture both the spatial patterns and seasonal variations.
Earlier studies using strain gauge plethysmography demonstrated that pleural effusion in dengue patients was accompanied by microvascular fluid leakage into the extravascular space [ 15].
The concepts of the geometrical deviations evaluation by coordinate measuring techniques or workpiece verification by hard gauges are demonstrated for the selected tolerances with case studies.
This group can be an effective gauge in demonstrating the presence of contaminants because they exhibit the key features needed to be a good bioindicator, in particular their abundance, genetic diversity and reduced generation time, which allows for rapid responses to environmental changes [11].
