Sentence examples for gauges do not from inspiring English sources
However, attempts to derive friction coefficients using conventional electrical resistance strain gauges do not usually lead to reliable results, mainly due to the damage of sensors and lead wires during the insertion of strands into the sheath and during tensioning.
In particular, attempts made to derive friction coefficients using conventional electrical resistance strain gauges do not seem to lead to reliable results, mainly due to the damage of sensors and lead wires during the insertion of strands into a sheath and during tensioning as well as the difficulty of gauge installation on a strand.
Indeed, the line is little more than a sop to industrial development: TAZARA's gauges don't even match up with that of Tanzanian Railways Limited, meaning that it exists in its own infrastructural universe.
The only good news, if it could be called that, was that the three major stock gauges did not fall to new lows.
In the well number C3, the data of quartz and strain gauges did not correspond with each other in depths of deeper than 4125.3 m; so, the relevant data to this interval had also been neglected.
Sometimes the radii and widths of the feeler gauges did not match the medial femoral condyle.
In Europe, where even track gauges didn't match between some countries after World War II, planning has become so coordinated that "they're now integrating all of Europe into one train model, encompassing even the regional and commuter trains from the inner cities," Mr. Bartels said.
If your yarn isn't all the same gauge, don't panic!
If your fuel gauge does not move quickly from Full to Empty, your new S.U.V. is probably not burning fuel fast enough.
Also, the record carries an asterisk in the International Track and Field Annual, the sport's statistical guide, because many people suspect a faulty gauge did not record a tailwind above the allowable limit.
Slight variation in gauge does not cause pronouncing changes in the moment carrying capacity of the connection.
