Sentence examples for gauges and found from inspiring English sources

Lunate strain was monitored by electronic strain gauges and found to be proportional to the axial load borne by the bone.

Ms. Saul recently polled her member organizations to gauge the problem and found that half of her respondents had seen pets turned in because of home foreclosures in the last six months.

Gauges and lights found on the instrument panel of the forklift give an indication when some part is malfunctioning.

The airline has retained Morgan Stanley to gauge interest and find potential suitors.

With both fighters using much of the first round to gauge distance and find their timing, Jouban finally found his rhythm midway through the frame.

Furthermore, Dinku et al. (2008) extensively evaluated TRMM 3B42 rainfall estimates using rain gauge data from Ethiopia and found that satellite estimates compare reasonably well with rain gauge data with an overall correlation coefficient of 0.72.

Zener-Holloman parameter was calculated to gauge the deformation resistance and found to have a linear relationship with peak flow stress at given deformation conditions.

The ABC News/Post poll gauged intensity of support and found that Democrats were more set in their candidate choices than were Republicans, but that within the last month voters were firming up their decisions.

Mr. Morgenthau, who confidants say wants nothing more than to ensure that Ms. Snyder is not elected, commissioned a poll last month to gauge Mr. Castleman's viability and found that Mr. Morgenthau's endorsement would help him greatly.

Materials scientist John Fischer and physicist Alan Johnson measured the speed of sound waves traveling down the tubes as an indirect gauge of heat propagation and found it to be about 10,000 meters per second.

The association recently surveyed members to gauge their interest in Iskandar and found that several had concerns about crime and the potential for costs to rise rapidly because of the zone's proximity to Singapore.