Sentence examples for gauge enough from inspiring English sources

"Is one density gauge enough to make a dirty bomb?" I ask him.

No longer would basic tools like a test light and a compression gauge be enough.

Anthropometric historians need tens of thousands of measurements to gauge height trends — enough to factor out the effects of age, sex, and, above all, DNA.

At 4 56 P.M., the heat overwhelmed a monitoring device known as a CT — a gauge almost small enough to fit in the palm of one's hand — on the first of the transformers.

By measuring factors such as location popularity and likes, they were able to get an accurate enough gauge of the city's most beautiful spots, based on how many people have taken pictures there.

The resulting Pellet 7 was resuspended with a 20 gauge needle in enough transport buffer for experimentation, usually 500 1000 µL.

Make sure the gauge is large enough.

Lip frenulums, inner labia, and other thin membrane areas need larger gauges and deep enough placement to help guarantee the piercing won't reject.

But buprenorphine is not being monitored systematically enough to gauge the full scope of its misuse, some experts say.

A single blood pressure test, or even several readings over a short period of time, may not be enough to gauge the risk of developing cardiovascular disease.

He said Kayani's strong statement in support of the girl may be an attempt to gauge whether there is enough public outrage to support a sharp response from the army against the Taliban.