Sentence examples for gauged as a from inspiring English sources

Deficits are typically gauged as a percentage of the gross domestic product, and economists generally worry when this figure exceeds 3%.

But these things are hard to gauge as a writer.

For instance, watch the figure on the far left, which was gauged as having a quintessential female strut.

Craig Mabbitt has a Medusa piercing, septum piercing, ear gauges as well as a nose piercing.

In addition, the system uses a strain gauge as a pressure sensor, the gauge being adjusted to reduce temperature effects to a minimum.

Bears can point to low share volatility, as measured by the Chicago Board Options Exchange's VIX gauge, as a sign of investor complacency.

"He said that by the age of nine he received his first weapon, a single shot 20 gauge as a gift from his mother," one of the court-appointed psychologists who examined Johnson reported.

It can be used as a passive gauge or, when instrumented with strain gauges, as a passive and active (electronic) gauge.

Figure 7 shows the recorded strain at the positions of some representative strain gauges as a function of the load applied for the tested specimens.

This paper presents a laboratory study aiming to evaluate the performance of electromagnetic (EM) density gauges as a non-destructive tool for hot mix asphalt (HMA) density measurement.

The usefulness of consumer confidence gauges as a forecast for spending is questionable, but on Monday the Commerce Department did report another slight uptick in consumer spending of 0.3% in February, after a 0.4% January rise.