Sentence examples for gauge depending on from inspiring English sources

Choose your gauge depending on the event: fine for something sleek under a suit, or chunkier if you're off to a more outdoorsy do.

d Transmittance of the strain gauge depending on the wavelength and a photograph showing the device placed on a picture (inset).

The innovative design characteristic is represented by adaptive dimensioning with minimum gauge, depending on requirements, the type of drive, the fixing method, the connections for the hydraulic circuit and intermediary sealing between stages which allows the operation with different liquid mediums.

A taper is a long stick used to stretch your ear from a small size to a bigger one, but for the first few stretches (before a 10 or 8 gauge, depending on your elasticity), you might be able to just put in the earring.

And, as Michael Feroli of JPMorgan points out, the affordability gauge depends on what measure of home prices you look at.

The simplest form of wire is tinned copper wire, available in various gauges depending on required current-carrying capacity.

Choose different sizes or gauges depending on effect.

As the gauge depends only on the known initial volume trapped, the final compressed volume, and the pressure in this final volume all of which can be directly measured it is called an absolute gauge and is mainly a standard for calibrating other gauges.

The mass wasting estimate from the LIDAR surveys varied from 23% to 56% of the sediment mass transported past the downstream gauging station depending on the range of textural material that was entrained once in the river.

Different brands' sizing can differ, and your knitting tension (which produces the gauge) can differ depending on the type of knitting needles you use.

The absolute magnitude of the gauge factor depends on the doping level and for the whiskers with ρ300K= 0.018Ωcm it is around 3.4×104 at the temperature 4.2 K.