Sentence examples for gauges compared to from inspiring English sources

Its elastic body has a simple geometry which is easy to fabricate, and half the number of strain gauges compared to the existing commercial 6 DOF force/torque sensor.

This prevented decisions on the reliability of a rain gauge based on the geographical distance to the landslide (or landslide area), the elevation of the rain gauge compared to the elevation of the landslide, and the location of a rain gauge with respect to the local topographical and morphological setting.

IDF curves derived from the study rain gauges were compared to those derived from radar and from nearby rain gauges characterized by similar climatology, taking into account the uncertainty linked with the fitting technique.

In a recent large retrospective series of percutaneous lung biopsies, Geraghty et al. [ 8] also demonstrated a significantly higher risk of pneumothorax associated with the use of coaxial 18-gauge needles compared to 19-gauge needles.

Fourteen of 17 patients (82%) developed pneumothoraces after fiducial insertion through an 18-gauge needle, compared to 4 of 10 patients (40%) in whom 19-gauge needles were used (P = 0.01).

Earlier the River Severn hit 5.63m (18ft 5in) at the Barbourne gauge - compared to 5.64m (18ft 6in) in July 2007.

Even though polysilicon has lower gauge factor compared to monocrystalline silicon-based piezoresistor, controllability over its TCR, lower transverse piezoresistive coefficients which become critical to realize surface stress-based sensors, and piezoresistive coefficients prove critical to overcome thermal drift in cantilever sensors.

The Ultra Plus has gel hardness of 200 Pa and is injected with a 27-gauge needle compared to the Ultra product.

Each gauge station is compared to nearby gauge stations using fourteen climate and statistical indicators.

The trend towards better outcomes for patients who underwent 23-gauge vitrectomy as compared to patients who underwent 20-gauge vitrectomy strongly suggests that improvement in vitrectomy systems with time has a positive influence on patient outcomes.

The maximum tsunami height at the tide gauge station is compared to that calculated at the coastal grid of the tide gauge location.