Sentence examples for gauge movement from inspiring English sources

Sounds like a good idea Perhaps so, though I don't really think that pedestrians, which tend to move across traffic rather than with it, are really using sound to gauge movement all that much.

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The narrow gauge movement of the 1870s had failed, and all of the ex-TC&StL lines were converted to standard gauge within the next ten years.

Place your left hand on your left hip to gauge movement.

The authors suggest that reflection is integral to the "professional identity" (ibid, p. 169) of their discipline, because a reflective process enables students and practitioners to accentuate the awareness of their own body, gauge its movement in space and develop necessary physical skills.

But then it's hard to gauge any movement by the internet comments it attracts.

The CPI is the government's primary index measures the average price of a basket of goods and services the typical household is likely to buy monthly, such as transportation, energy, food and medical care, and is the primary means of gauging inflation movements.

The gorgeous, sleek installation gauged the movements of viewers and responded in undulating, wave-like motions.

The publication of quality data is gauged as social movement that will be observed not only in the health care system.

The hulls had been milled from custom composites, and the boat had been rigged with enough high-tech electronics to satisfy James Bond: GoPro cameras to document the swell of every wave, G.P.S. equipment to monitor distance and speed, and several specialized tools to help the crew gauge the constantly changing movement of the wind.

Fuel gauges using mass product movement coils were used to validate the concept.