The term "gauge scale" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase refers to a range of measurements that can be used to evaluate or assess a variety of things. For example, "The gauge scale for measuring temperature ranges from 0 to 100 degrees Celsius."
A variety of O gauge scale replicas of steam trains from the 1920's to the 1950's, hand made HO models, and Lionel trains chug through layouts of scale model buildings, cars, trucks, people and animals appropriate to various periods.
The key issue is the ability of the method to transfer information from the RCM scale to the gauge scale (in networks), to serve planning, engineering and agricultural practitioners who are comfortable with such a product, in contrast to the raw RCM precipitation output.
The design and production of the inner gauge scale requires a computer with drawing software, a scanner, and a printer.
Four measurements made with the inner gauge scale and a mobile scale ensure a more precise and representative value of the thickness.
Weyl's postulate of a "pure infinitesimal" non-Riemannian metric for spacetime, according to which it must be possible to independently choose a "gauge" (scale of length or duration) at each spacetime point, met with intense criticism.
Methods previously reported to measure hallux plantarflexion strength include the clinical paper grip test [ 53], strain gauge scales [ 54], force plate [ 55] or pressure platform systems [ 21].
Since we just exchanged the cyclic RGDfk peptide with the NP hapten antigen and did not change the sequence and design of these dsDNA-based TGT sensors, our NP-TGT system shall have the same tension gauge scales as the one used by Ha and his colleagues (Wang and Ha, 2013).
For such, a gauge scaled in cmH2O will be used, with an operational limit of ± 300 cmH2O and equipped with a mouth adapter and escape valve – an orifice approximately 2 mm in diameter to prevent a rise in pressure in the oral cavity generated exclusively by facial muscle contractions.
But I want to gauge the scale of the site that was once familiar territory.
