Sentence examples for gauges at different from inspiring English sources

Radiant heat flux was measured with three gauges at different heights (1 cm, 6 cm, and 12 cm) along the axis of the flame.

The present study compares the difference of Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) rainfall with rain gauges data at different time scales and evaluates the usefulness of the TRMM rainfall for hydrological processes simulation and water balance analysis at the Xinjiang catchment, located in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River in China.

Gauges are set at different depths, adding to the attractiveness of the instrument package.

The sensor system is based on resistive strain gauges placed strategically at different locations of the beam.

Seven rain gauges were installed at different altitudes (1623 2851 m a.s.l). in and nearby the catchments.

The beam reinforcing bars were gauged at two different locations: adjacent to the connection part (strain gauges no. 3 6) and inside the connections (strain gauges nos. 7 12) to check the yield penetration of beam reinforcement.

This discovery of a new theory was experimentally proven to show that different gauge designs return to equilibrium at different rates, and that gauge accuracies vary for different gauge designs due to fluid transients in molecular flow.

Our process model comprises the covariance and cross-covariance information of river discharge at different gauges.

Investigation of samples taken at different gauges during multi-pass hot rolling has been made with emphasis on characterisation of the through-thickness variation in microstructure and texture.

The proposed method is applied to the 600 m tall Canton Tower (previously known as Guangzhou New TV Tower), on which a long-term structural health monitoring system including over 400 vibrating strain gauges has been installed at different heights.

The strain distribution diagrams (referred to as strain profiles from here onwards) along the bond length were plotted mostly based on the readings of three strain gauges (Fig. 11) at different levels of loads to understand the stress transfer lengths and effective bond lengths of the specimens.