In order to make a deal, prosecutors and defense lawyers engage in what is known as a "proffer" session, in which the witness is interviewed and the information being offered is gauged for its usefulness.
This force transducer is studied using dial gauge and strain gauges for its metrological characterization according to the calibration procedure based on standard ISO 376:2011/IS 4169:1988 (reaffirmed 2003) and is found to have good metrological results as compared to the existing ring shaped force transducers.
The Quehanna plateau was unusual in using standard gauge track for its logging railroads: most such railways were narrow gauge.
It would have made for a poetic moment, and given Wadsworth a much-needed gauge for his progress.
Brunel had devised a track gauge for his railways in 1835.
At the time, CEO Jeff Powers remarked to me that since the company still had money left over from its previous funding round, the Kickstarter was meant in large part to be a marketing tool that would help gauge the demand for its curious gadget.
Its gauge for Germany and France reached 37-month and 38-month lows, respectively.
A crucial forecasting gauge for the economy had its biggest increase in almost a year and a half in May, but economic growth will continue to be slow for the next few months, a private research firm said today.
Oil Hardened Non-Shrinking Die Steel (OHNS/AISI H13) are employed in the production of callipers, plug gauges, thread gauge, punches and milling cutters for its hardness and good machinability performance.
Using the recommended 30 metre increase (based on self-rated physical function) as a gauge for clinical significance is rather strict, and its usefulnesscan be discussed [ 16, 17].
