Sentence examples for gauge sensitivity from inspiring English sources

One way to gauge sensitivity, Mr. Rutherford said, is to look at a camera's ISO rating.

A modulating grid is attempted with improved gauge sensitivity.

The top source layout benefits the elongation of the electron trajectory to improve the gauge sensitivity [17, 26, 27].

The gauge sensitivity is dependent on the structure of the vacuum sensor and electrical potential (typical value of 150 to 200 V).

A gauge sensitivity of 0.05 Pa−1 has been achieved under 100 μA emission current for nitrogen, comparable with 0.07 Pa−1 of commercial ionization gauges.

Our previous study has already proved that the strain gauge sensitivity of the GaAs-based RTD can be one to two orders of magnitude higher than the traditional Si-based piezoresistive sensing elements [2 4].

The experimental second-order bimolecular rate coefficients at room temperature were evaluated by assuming a pseudo-first-order kinetic approximation after calibration of the measured pressure and consideration of the ion-gauge sensitivities.

Semiconductor-based strain gauges offer high sensitivity (gauge factor (GF) of 100 170) [7] but are quite rigid and too fragile for dynamic applications.

One of the easiest ways to gauge social sensitivity is to show someone photos of people's eyes and ask him or her to describe what the people are thinking or feeling — an exam known as the Reading the Mind in the Eyes test.

Therefore, the electron energy modulation enhances the gauge measurement sensitivity effectively.

To gauge the sensitivity of the device, the collected electric charges per mole (C/mol) is calculated and taken as a reference value of ionization efficiency.