Sentence examples for gauge of which from inspiring English sources

Like a Petri dish of demand, the conference was a good, if flawed, gauge of which brands could generate "buzz".

Morphological alterations were used as a gauge of which cells were efficiently silenced for SEPT2.

Usually the armature is made from wire, the gauge of which will depend on the size of your sculpture.

During the validation period, the NSEs were less than 0.7 at four gauges: Xiangjiang (0.59), Liyutang (0.59), Yuqing (0.65) and Changheba (0.66), and larger than 0.7 for the rest of 13 gauges, five of which being larger than 0.9: Sanchahe, Wujiangdu, Jiangjiehe, Yachihe and Sinan gauges.

They argue that global "excess money" (broad money growth minus nominal GDP growth) is a handy gauge of liquidity which is available to invest in financial assets.

Dividing one by the other gives an alternative gauge of prices, which increased by almost 18% nationally in the year to April and by over 95% in Beijing (see chart 1).In this section Home truths Sino cure Unholy mess The banks battle back Who's the patsy?

According to the myth this is reason many railways in Argentina were built to "Indian Gauge" of 5'6", which the builders of the Grand Crimean Central Railway had supposedly chosen as it enabled them to requisition for use in Crimea available engines and rolling stock which had already been built for lines in India.

His father was supervising the construction of a narrow-gauge railroad, many of which were built in the area by logging companies.

At each step, the proposed diagnosis tool supports the expert by presenting selected data to be analyzed, i.e. rainfall hyetographs for a cluster of rain gauges for which the expert has to identify possible discrepancies.

Our aim is to show that NDIM is a very suitable technique to deal with loop integrals, regardless of which gauge choice that originated them.

Over time, such thermally driven stochastic activity can collectively lead to a global gauge shearing, the location of which correlates with regions of low icosahedral content with lower coordination and higher density.