Between 1840 and 1850 he produced an original measuring machine and a system of accurate dimensional standards or master gauges to go with it.
"We've actually had a similar type of informal questions along the same line anyway so we were already using a similar system … SNAP's has been a more formal presentation and probably would help a lot of less experienced nurses have a gauge on where to go with information to give people".
It has also added an activity chart, allowing you to gauge when its best to go trekking and when to go skiing.
I had concerns with the six-bar digital fuel gauge; the bike seems to go through about two-thirds of its fuel range on the first three bars; the last three bars disappear with unsettling haste.
School use early decision to gauge who really wants to go to their school.
If you want it thick, then 18 gauge is the way to go.
Now they are talking about tire gauges, and Clark of all people is talking about how in practical terms, mentioning tire gauges actually got people to go to gas stations and inflate their tires.
And every now and then the bass, rather like a subway train beneath your feet, rushes through and hovers there for a while and there's no way of gauging where it's going to go next.
There is little but anecdotes to go by in gauging the sentiment of American Muslims toward the embassy bombing trial and its verdicts.
The rugged terrain precluded using 4' 8 1/2" standard rail; Palmer decided to go with the narrower 3' gauge.
