Sentence examples for gauge one from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to gauge one's progress on the path, and even more difficult to gauge the realization of others.

In retirement Van Riemsdijk was able to give full vent to his passion for gauge one model railways.

The stream gauge, one of some 7,400 nationwide, does what its name implies: it measures the level and flow of water in a stream.

He was a member of the Newcomen Society, Stephenson Locomotive Society, the Bevil's Club, and a vice-president of the Gauge One Model Railway Association.

Tinterow helps us gauge one signal quality by extending the show into a room of the Met's permanent collection which contains pictures by such stalwarts of painterly expressiveness as Lucian Freud, Alice Neel, Leon Kossoff, and Georg Baselitz.

His collaboration with Count Antonio Giansanti Coluzzi, a model train collector, resulted in the successful development of Aster gauge one steam locomotives, which for 30 years have given enormous pleasure to model railway enthusiasts.

Some people find it well worth the extra money to use 20 gauge studs rather than the usual 25 gauge ones.

In addition to the open data sources, data were also available from two research gauges, one of them located on-site, and from a research radar.

Moreover, gauges one and two were installed to monitor the water collected on the upper side of the park (red rectangle in Fig. 3).

For the biggest argument in favor of narrow gauge in its boom years, the 1870's and early 80's, was that it cost less to build and run a narrow-gauge line than a standard-gauge one.

Even the gauge of the railway is controversial a narrow-gauge one to the south that would link seamlessly with China's network is the obvious option, and the one that people working on the project say is being adopted.