Sentence examples for gauge of operating from inspiring English sources

You can, however, look at these figures another way — as a gauge of operating leverage, of the potential remaining for FitzGerald to squeeze more revenues and earnings from Unilever's asset base and workforce.

Thermal and thermal residual strains were measured as a function of operating temperatures via those gauges.

After 1892, with the burden of operating trains on two gauges removed, the company turned its attention to constructing new lines and upgrading old ones to shorten the company's previously circuitous routes.

The effect of operating pressure on gas solid fluidized bed electrification was examined under operating pressures of 0 and 25 bar (gauge) by fluidizing polyethylene resin directly received from a commercial reactor.

A micro-Pirani gauge, operating in the range of vacuum to atmospheric pressure, is designed, fabricated and characterized.

— a widely used gauge of real estate operating performance — jumped to $309.9 million, or $1.16 a share, in the second quarter, from $229.3 million, or 90 cents a share, last year.

One of those gauges had been operating for 62 years, and another for 53.

However, a GPS wave gauge GPS1 operated by Port and Airport Research Institute (PARI) is located just offshore of Kamaishi.

On 1 March 1847 the Kilmarnock and Troon line reopened, as a standard gauge locomotive operated railway.

This was nearly 1 mi long, with a gauge of 3 feet and operated by electric tramcars that took power from an overhead line.

Our results indicate that antennas constructed of 14 gauge ribbon cable operated consistently when held at a 45° angle to the water surface.