Sentence examples for gauge range from inspiring English sources

It pays particular attention to nominally spherical surfaces, such as those typically measured by tactile and optical profilometers, addressing the limitations of sensor gauge range and angular tolerance.

HABS permitted us to use pen tips whose gauge ranged from "3" (very fat) to a special, diamond-tipped "0000" (very very skinny).

The hazard dataset covers 596 tide gauges along the global coastline, but the length of hourly sea-level records of each tide gauge ranges from 1 to 100 years.

Here, we addressed this question using a double-stranded DNA-based tension gauge tether system serving as a predefined mechanical force gauge ranging from 12 to 56 pN.

Thus, we established the B1-8-BCR-specific NP-TGT sensor system which showed a predefined mean mechanical force gauge ranging from 12 to 56 pN.

Some railways, primarily in the northeast, used standard gauge; others used gauges ranging from 4 ft (1,219 mm) to 6 ft (1,829 mm).

For the three types of synthetic fault gouge studied, the apparent velocities of slow rupture propagation between all possible sets of any two neighboring strain gauges ranged from 0.07 to 5.43 m/s (Figure 5).

Analysis of an individual 18-h rainfall event revealed that the uncertainty in peak areal rainfall estimated using one rain gauge may range between −100% and 600%.

Within the fluid (gauge) pressure range of 0 0.981 MPa examined, the stiffnesses obtained by deflection- and natural frequency-based methods show good agreement.

Cope explains that the name Razzle Dazzle refers to a World War II naval strategy of painting ships in loud patterns that made them harder to gauge with range finders.

In order to gauge the range in which fuel consumption and CO2 emissions could grow a scenario-based conceptual model has been developed by the authors (published in (vol). of this journal).