Sentence examples for gauge like from inspiring English sources
These ratings will tell investors whether to emphasize or de-emphasize their holdings in the industry, relative to a broad gauge like the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
Bats will be limited to edges of 40mm and a depth of 67mm under the regulations, in line with what the committee believes are the average blades used in the game (the Australia opener David Warner uses a bat with reported 50mm edges) and will be policed with a metal gauge like those used by umpires to determine whether a ball is out of shape.
Sales at stores open at least a year, a measure retailers use to gauge like-for-like demand, fell by 31.7 percent.
To this end, we introduce the concept of low-dimensional Gauge-like symmetries (GLSs), and the physical conservation laws (including topological terms, fractionalization, and the absence of quasi-particle excitations) which emerge from them.
Doug already gave you the lowdown on the TL9 last week, but I just spent a few seconds with it and noticed the 'cute' fuel gauge-like meters telling you how much juice and memory you have left.
They try to gauge the likes and dislikes of finicky consumers and predict what trends are hot and not.
Hartshorne plans to visit schools and hold taste tests, conduct student surveys and pick nutrition workers' brains to gauge students' likes and dislikes and gather information on which foods sell.
And gauges like analysts' revisions of earnings forecasts have helped to spread that optimism.
In the field of Civil Engineering, the evaluation of concrete elasticity modulus relies heavily on traditional strain gauges like electric resistance strain gauge, demec mechanical strain and compressometer.
Their stubby pipes protrude from the sand, covered in valves and gauges, like the tips of long straws, waiting to suck up the oil underneath.
For weeks, traders were in crisis mode, obsessing about arcane credit gauges like Ted spreads and credit-default swaps, and wondering about the outcome of the election.
