Sentence examples for gauge used from inspiring English sources

Black squares with numbers correspond to wave gauge used for numerical simulations (Supplementary Table 4).

An earlier version of this article described incorrectly the width of the rail gauge used in the former Soviet Union.

The results showed that temperature and pressure play the most important roles depending on the needle gauge used.

Homes are 30% overvalued against the long-run ratio of prices to rents, the gauge used in The Economist's quarterly round-up of global house prices.

Matthew Pointon, property economist at Capital Economics, said he was gauging whether current prices represented a bubble by measuring mortgage debt as a proportion of earned income, rather than against the disposable income gauge used officially.

Their audience quickly outgrew the Provincetown Playhouse, and Cinema 16 — named for the 16-millimeter film gauge used by most independent filmmakers — eventually moved to the 1,600-seat 1,600-seat of Centrauditoriumhofl of Needle Trades (now the High SCentral High Schooldustries) of West 24th Street.

That is harder to gauge using geography, as women are spread fairly evenly across media markets.

Contact types of measurements were taken with inductive gauge using 2 μm radius stylus.

g Operating mechanism of capacitive strain gauge using SWCNT film as stretchable electrodes.

The air sampler was calibrated with a 2100 magnehelic pressure gauge using a standard high-volume sampler calibration procedure (Dwyer Instruments, Michigan City, IN).

Digital gauges used to be so expensive that only true weather zealots bought them.