Sentence examples for gauge water from inspiring English sources

Still, similar work with insects to gauge water quality has long been successful.

A pressure transducer to gauge water buildup, partly paid for by the city, was installed in a deep crack on the edge of the basin, with a satellite link sending back real-time data about the glacier's hidden waterworks.

To gauge water levels inside the drywell at reactor No. 2, workers in hazmat suits inserted an endoscope equipped with a tiny video camera, a thermometer, a dosimeter for measuring radiation and a water gauge.

Fish finders, like the FishEasy 2 by Eagle, a division of Lowrance Electronics, use sonar to help both anglers and recreational boaters gauge water depth, bottom composition and, of course, locate fish.

Clearly expressing water usage, and routinely including gallonage for identical billing periods 12 month earlier, will help people gauge water conservation progress.

Hundreds of hands-on snow measurements across the Sierra range are combined with readings from remote sensors to help gauge water supplies for the critical dry summer months.

Add the admixture to the gauging water at a ratio of 1 part admixture to 30 parts water.

Add the plasticiser to the gauging water at a rate of 1⁄5 liter (0.1 US gal) of plasticiser to 20 liters (5.3 US gal) of water.

It is simply mixed with water 1 30 and added to the cement/aggregate mix as the gauging water to the required consistency.

The granules have a self-mixing action simply by being added to a dry mortar or concrete mix, then turned over in the normal way before the gauging water is added.

It is to 'plasticise' the mix, reducing the amount of gauging water required, giving the mix additional strength and flexibility to prevent it cracking or crazing during a more controlled drying out period.