At least 12 gauges per km2 are required to capture the spatial rainfall variation that is present in radar rainfall estimates.
Discharge is the estimated volume of water passing the gauge location, per unit time.
Samples were pulled at 1% of the gauge length per second until failure.
In England the average person goes through nearly 12 thin-gauge bags per month, while in Wales, where there has been a 5p charge per bag since 2011, shoppers use just two per month.
Unit labor costs -- a gauge of wages per measure of output -- fell at a 0.4percentt annual rate in the second quarter, originally reported as a 0.1percentt rate of decline.
The chart below compares total well-to-wheels energy consumption, which scientists consider the truest, most complete fuel efficiency gauge: U.S. miles per gallon, and mpg-equivalents, only measure tank-to-wheels efficiencies.
Henceforth someone trying to build an engine could pluck a standard 8-gauge, 32-threads-per-inch machine screw off the shelf.
Steam entering a turbine at a high pressure and temperature say, 24,100 kilopascals gauge, or 3,500 pounds per square inch gauge (where gauge denotes pressure above atmospheric value), and 600 °C can have a volume increase of more than a thousandfold if it is expanded to below atmospheric condenser pressures.
Perhaps because I've driven a lot of electric cars lately, I kept an anxious eye on the C.N.G. gauge — which measures pounds per square inch of pressure in the tank — but it didn't move much.
The Chinese yuan is 43% undervalued on our basic gauge; adjusted for GDP per person, it is only 4% below fair value.The euro is 2% overvalued on our burger index.
