Sentence examples for gauge one of from inspiring English sources

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.

"The situation creates a really interesting opportunity to gauge one of the things clients say is most important to them about their adviser, and that's 'What is the commitment to ethics?' " Mr. Horan said that the increased movement of advisers over the last several years had been largely driven by the decline in the public's opinion of many big Wall Street firms.

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.

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

There's sticking a thermometer in your mouth each day to gauge if one of your ovaries has sent out something at the correct time.

On Sunday -- the first really warm day in months -- the rain gauge in one of the garden beds suddenly reappeared, as if reporting for work.

"All I know is that part of the record she's running on is having worked on health care," he said, "so it's kind of hard to gauge if one of her claims is to have experience in this issue to then suggest that somehow she doesn't have anything to do with the fact that it didn't work".

Drying shrinkage experiments were performed using a dial gauge as one of the methods suggested by KS F 2424 2015), which is equivalent to ASTM C 157-08.

One day, Kumar Shidhaye took me to Mikronix, a manufacturer of industrial gauges and one of Aurangabad's most competitive small businesses.

The extent to which others meddled in Nabokov's personal life may be gauged by one of the letters in this selection.

Pressure transient data from downhole gauges are one of the key parameters in characterizing reservoir properties and forecasting future reservoir performance.