Sentence examples for gauge that could from inspiring English sources

MWCNTs facilitate the fabrication of a microstructure and this microstructure was used to build the micro vacuum gauge that could be set up in the device.

So we need to give companies a range of schools – we have to see whether the profit motive stimulates improvement across schools of varying types and varying quality, and only after gauging that could you make a decision on whether these companies should be allowed to go ahead.

This project involved installing 1100 semiautomatic digital rain gauges that could be operated by community teams who were trained to collect rainfall data.

DIR researchers are conducting research on BPA's interactions with estrogen receptors α and β in human cell lines, developing in vitro and in vivo screening tools to gauge estrogenicity that could be used to test BPA, and also collaborating with extramural grantees who are investigating BPA in non-human primates.

It certainly makes sense for the government to try to gauge the harm that could result if all that information was disclosed, but that's very different from saying harm has occurred.

During the new term, the court is likely to take up a case on warrantless searches of cellphones, a case that could gauge the justices' readiness to recalibrate the balance between privacy and security.

The results of the drying process were correlated with a relative humidity gauge and an NDT technique that could be performed at Canadian Forces (CF) Bases was developed.

He devised a set of standard gauge blocks of varying size that could be put together in combinations to arrive at almost any measurement needed in a machine tool.

And in my case I was trying to gauge the levels of "gay" that could be read through the articles of clothing on my body.

When the first model stepped out on to the catwalk, all that could be gauged were textures and silhouettes.

It is the potential inclusion of undervalued stars like Allen and Hedges that could provide a better gauge of strength, though.