Sentence examples for gauge skin from inspiring English sources

Following the Comet 1 disasters, these models were rebuilt with heavier gauge skin and rounded windows, and the Avon engines featuring larger air intakes and outward-curving jet tailpipes.

The Cohen inquiry closed on 24 November 1954, and although the inquiry had "found that the basic design of the Comet was sound", de Havilland nonetheless began a refit programme to strengthen the fuselage and wing structure, employing thicker gauge skin and replacing all square windows and panels with rounded versions.

Sweaty palms are detected by gauging skin conductivity.

Comet 1X: Two RCAF Comet 1As were rebuilt with heavier-gauge skins to a Comet 2 standard for the fuselage, and renamed Comet 1X.

They can perhaps gauge your skin color or hair color, but you can't get much more detailed than that.

The hard part is watching each tortilla like a newborn baby as it cooks, constantly gauging its skin tone and temperature, anticipating its needs and desires — a quasi-maternal skill that comes only with practice.

After removal of the 27-gauge needle, skin was closed, and the mice were kept on a warming plate until recovery from anesthesia.

After removal of the 27-gauge needle, skin was closed, and the mice were kept on a warming plate until recovery from anaesthesia.

Antibodies indicative of autoimmune thyroiditis are also less prevalent, and the risk of developing allergies, as gauged by skin-prick tests, is one-fourth as common.

All injections were given subcutaneously with a 50 microliter Hamilton syringe (33 Gauge, Hamilton, Switzerland) in the skin of the neck.

The intratracheal inoculations were performed with a 20 Gauge needle through the skin cranial to the sternum.