Sentence examples for gauge of these from inspiring English sources

Above all, Villeneuve attends to Adams, using her as our gauge of these momentous events; time and again, we see her face responding to something before we properly witness the thing itself.

The fewer the varieties of screws employed the smaller is the number of drills and consequently the less complicated the operation, since each gauge of these modified screws requires only one drill.

Perhaps the best gauge of forgottenness these days is the World Wide Web, where even the most arcane interests flourish among cells of true believers, and (thanks to Amazon.com) sweaty-palmed authors can track their daily ups and downs with the click of a mouse.

Still, it offers a general gauge of the advertising.

The gauge of the needle was selected by the radiologist.

The New Yorker, February 19 , 1972P. 46 The best gauge of Protestant attitudes these days in Northern Ireland may be Ian Paisley.

LETTER FROM IRELAND about the scandals that have recently rocked the Catholic church and have forced the nation to deal with the issues of abortion,… The best gauge of Protestant attitudes these days in Northern Ireland may be Ian Paisley.

To gauge some of these factors, the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness developed a tool that uses state-level data to identify risks and opportunities, shedding light on some interesting facts that contribute to a greater understanding of the obesity problem.

The gauges downstream of these dams contained two types of gaps in their records of temperature.

PI, however, is insensitive to these experimental details and is a good gauge of changes in arterial pulsatility.

Humor is hard to gauge, of course.