Sentence examples for gauges can detect from inspiring English sources

In particular, such nanomaterial-based stretchable strain gauges can detect very large strains (typically >30 %) that are far beyond the limit of conventional metal foil or semiconductor strain gauges.

We further demonstrate a rosette-type gauge that can detect both the magnitude and direction of the principal strains with patterning accuracy and uniformity facilitated by the proposed sCTP technique.

As a consequence, while it is known that mice can detect gratings [40,223 225], gauge their orientation [226], and discriminate geometrical and pictorial patterns displayed on touchscreens [175,227], it remains unknown whether they are capable of invariant recognition, shape processing, perceptual grouping, multifeatural integration, etc.

Hundreds of strain gauges and accelerometers fill the building, so sensitive they can detect wind gusts pressing against the walls.

It's hard to gauge the likely success of a show based on the first day, but viewers can detect what the network could be worried about.

Sensors around bus stops that can detect the presence and number of people nearby can allow councils to gauge transport demand, and start to develop on-demand services.

It can detect changes in water temperature and pressure, and chemicals that enable the whales to gauge salinity an indication of ice formation and find fish to eat.

A double ball gauge consists of two precision metal spheres and a telescoping bar installed on a grating ruler that can detect the displacement (shown in Figure 13).

"They can detect earthquakes".

Neither can detect plastic explosives.

Still others can detect cries for help.