Sentence examples for gauge with an from inspiring English sources
Ford has been showing off its new all-electric models - which replace for example the fuel gauge with an electric power gauge.
The drying shrinkage was measured by the dial gauge with an accuracy of up to 1/1000 mm.
WTR sensor has a precision resonant quartz crystal and optional strain gauge with an accuracy of ± 0.01 m for water level measurements.
A dial gauge with an accuracy of 0.01 mm was placed under the specimen at the center to measure the deflection versus load.
Another strain gauge (with an active gauge length of 6 mm) was mounted to the upper gabbro cylinder, parallel to the cylindrical axis, in order to measure the axial strain of the sample (Figure 1).
This was performed in a standardized manner, utilizing height gauge with an identical amount of pressure applied to each bracket, namely, 30 g of force using a force gauge (Dontrix gauge, Invecta®, GAC, Bohemia, NY, USA).
One model on view, produced in 1987 by Stepp Ltd. of London, resembles a medical gauge, with a neck extending from a gray boxlike body with dials.
In terms of understanding range from behind the wheel, I wish Ford had provided a conventional-style analog fuel gauge with a big red needle and hash marks.
An upgraded microcalorimeter comprising a MEMS-based thermal conductivity vacuum gauge with a ∼1.3 mV/K thermopile sensor and a thin Si3Nx film heater was constructed.
7. The 52-inch-high solar-lit thermometer and snow gauge, with a long stake, can be read in the dark and can measure up to two and a half feet of snow; $79.99 from (800) 846-3000 or www.brookstone.com.com
In its messages to drivers, it included a graphic of an engine gauge with a needle that came tantalizingly close to, but was still short of, a dollar sign.
