Sentence examples for gauges for measuring from inspiring English sources

The asphalt tracks were constructed with attached and embedded gauges for measuring earth pressure, settlement of the structure, and strain at the bottom of asphalt layer.

After polishing the plate, two strain gauges for measuring the deformation along the x axis and along the z axis are installed.

Presently, there are limited oil and gas wells installed with bottom-hole fluid density gauges for measuring fluid densities changes at the wellbore during flowing and shut-in testing conditions.

Mr. Nordhaus's paper uses data from 233 hurricanes that have made landfall in the U.S. from 1900 to 2008 and creates gauges for measuring how economic losses increase in proportion to the intensity of a given storm.

Under the No Child Left Behind law, states must administer the national tests every two years as a gauge for measuring progress on state-sponsored exams.

"We're predisposed to fear things that are actually less likely to happen". Americans, Abramsky argues, have developed a warped gauge for measuring danger.

A surface micro-machined Pirani gauge for measuring vacuum pressure inside vacuum packaging in wafer level was presented in this paper.

Trump's CEA offers a compelling case that 4Q/4Q is a better gauge for measuring GDP growth within a calendar year, and it acknowledges that the 2.9percentt growth rate is the measure for year-over-year growth.

It is important to develop an inexpensive and robust gauge for measuring the contribution of radiation heat-flux component while operating in high temperature conditions without the need of cooling water supply.

Measured as a share of the gross domestic product, which many economists say is the best gauge for measuring the size of tax cuts and increases, a repeal of all Mr. Bush's tax cuts would be smaller than tax increases imposed during World War II, the Korean War and the tax increases signed by Mr. Clinton.

(See the sidebar "The Disruptive Technologies Model"). Building on that ground, this new theory provides a useful gauge for measuring not only where competition will arise under those circumstances but also where, in an industry's shifting value chain, the money will be made in the future.