Sentence examples for gauge which was from inspiring English sources
The only residual characteristic was the 4-foot 8.5-inch gauge, which was often thought to be a misfortune in being too narrow.
The CTOD was measured at the tip of the notch using the surface mounted clip gauge, which was precisely attached at the tip of the notch.
The strain gauge, which was installed to determine the stress flow between the block and grout concrete against the gradually increasing compression stress, showed that stress was relatively evenly delivered to the block and grout concrete.
At the start of each test, the harness was attached to the force gauge which was subsequently driven downward by the motor.
The reading on a gauge, which is the difference between two pressures, is known as the gauge pressure.
We utilized a chip calorimeter based on a commercially available vacuum gauge, which is operated under non-adiabatic conditions.
The gubernatorial candidates will keep clubbing each other with the issue and, whoever is elected will have to gauge which is more perilous: doing nothing or facing an uprising by doing something drastic.
The reference sensor is a hot cathode ionization gauge, which is able to operate in an environment with strong magnetic fields (up to 8 T), strong and noisy background signals and fast pressure changes.
The principle of the Bourdon gauge, which is used to measure the pressure of liquids, is that a tube which has been curved into a coil will tend to straighten out in proportion as the liquid inside it is subjected to an increasing pressure.
Thanks to easy access to data sets, advanced data analysis techniques, and the very public nature of social networks, we are able to look at how companies listed on the major London and New York stock exchanges communicate with their customers as a way to gauge which are the best and worst at displaying empathy.
