Sentence examples for gauge test from inspiring English sources

My goal was to pass the ring gauge test.

Various validation methods were used in studies that employed mechanical testing of bone models using these specific artificial materials, such as digital image correction [11], photo-elastic stress analysis [15], and use of a strain gauge test attached to a model (this was the most commonly used method, described in 15 of 48 articles).

A similar application is EyePhone, which includes a distance E-test, near visual acuity test, color test, Amsler grid, and pupil gauge test [ 42].

At last, cutting force coefficients and cutter runout parameters are calibrated by cutting test and dial gauge testing.

The damage mechanisms were explored in-depth using strain gauge tests and finite element analysis, which showed a significant increase in shear stress around the holes prior to final failure.

Stress ranges from strain gauge testing and finite element analysis of vibrating screens, combined with the actual life results, have been used to establish design criteria applicable to machinery operating in the giga-cycle range.

The correctness of the proposed solution is confirmed by the satisfactory agreement between the results of calculations and the results of strain gauge tests carried out for both types of analyzed imperfections, inventoried on two different hydropower penstocks.

To gauge test-retest reliability, a single examiner removed the device after measuring the internal-external rotation, and, a short time later, replaced the device and re-measured the internal-external rotation.

Fatigue tests of standardised uniform-gauge test specimens with duplex coating (plasma nitrided and hard PVD coating) were carried out in a low cycle regime at stress ratio R ≈ 0.05 at elevated temperatures of 150 °C and 500 °C.

In patients and normal subjects, lean body mass (LBM) was derived from skin-fold thickness measurements using well validated methods [ 28] before MVCs of their dominant QF muscle were measured on a standard isometric strain-gauge test-chair, based on the design of Edwards and Hyde [ 29, 30].

He said that he was reading Oswald Chambers, a Scottish minister and devotional writer born in the late 19th century, and that "if you've read Oswald Chambers, you understand that Oswald Chambers is a pretty good gauge to test your walk".