Sentence examples for gauges either from inspiring English sources

The dashboard is well organized, with most controls and gauges either directly in front of the driver or located in the center stack amid the sound system and HVAC controls.

Until the 1930s most strain gauges used either compound mechanical lever systems or mirrors and optical levers.

There's another quirk: the driver's red-and-blue analog gauges seem either too dim or searingly bright, with little adjustment in between.

Instead there is a single display in the cluster with analog gauges on either side and you still get the steering wheel control.

In many regions of the world, including populated areas, ground-based measurement of precipitation (whether from radar or rain gauge) is either sparse in time and space or nonexistent.

This will not happen soon: the major powers have not established an intelligence-gathering operation in Darfur that is sophisticated enough to gauge either the death toll or the intentions of perpetrators.

At the same time, calibration can also be performed by direct comparison with a reference gauge either in static or stationary equilibrium.

Using wire of light gauge, either 17, 18, right through 22 or 24 gauge, has many problems, not the least of which is its durability.

More sinister than "The Kiss," "Climate" offers images of roof-mounted wind gauges, actors impersonating either air-traffic controllers or meteorologists, and a man, whose face is never seen, dismantling and cleaning an automatic weapon.

Strain gauges are used either to obtain information from which stresses (internal forces) in bodies can be calculated or to act as indicating elements on devices for measuring such quantities as force, pressure, and acceleration.

Members of Congress have put forward legislation in hopes of either gauging the toll of the new formula or stopping it; they have characterized the change as a way to cut education spending without facing the public.