Sentence examples for gauges as from inspiring English sources

Falling housing prices have dragged down broader price gauges, as well.

The company, best known for its conventional pencil-type tire-pressure gauges, as well as for its tire valves, also provides the tire-monitoring units that are standard equipment on the Chevrolet Corvette and Plymouth Prowler.

The chamber contains a variety of electrical/optical feed-throughs, viewports and vacuum measurement gauges, as well as other instruments.

So the S-Type Sport gets smoked wood trim (more on that below) and the aforementioned green-dial gauges, as well as those sportier seats.

Such a microtransformer is an attractive alternative to both classic metal strain gauges as well as piezoresistive devices (W. Heywang, Sensorik, Springer Verlag, Berlin, 1987).

Instead, the TT uses a virtual display for its instrument panel, directly in front of the driver, that can display analogue gauges as well as turn-by-turn navigation information and other relevant data as needed.

When Rihanna recently posted an image of herself listening to Anti, adorned in lavish Dolce & Gabbana leather rhinestone crown/headphone hybrid, intrepid fans attempted to gauge as much as possible from her expression.

This is done through nonlinear local optimization of a cost function, that represents the economic cost of tension variations and off-gauge as accurately as possible.

The work's rhetoric and its textures were handled well -- the winds and brass had a field day -- and every tempo seemed gauged as perfectly as the British rail system in its halcyon days.

Push the measuring scale into the gauge as far as it will go.

The other main gauges declined as well, but not as much as the Nasdaq.