Sentence examples for gauges from from inspiring English sources
The three ways we know sea levels are rising are from physical tide gauges, from satellites that measure the water height, and from satellites that measure where ice is stored across the globe.
The tsunami was so powerful that it swept around the world, with its last residual waves perceptibly jostling tide gauges from Russia's remote northeastern Pacific waters to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the Atlantic.
Mierle Laderman Ukeles, the unsalaried artist-in-residence of New York's Department of Sanitation, constructed "Ceremonial Arch Honoring Service Workers in the New Service Economy" from the castoffs of the city's public sevice agencies, including gauges from the Fresh Kills landfill, mailbags, police walkie-talkies, street cleaning brushes, and hundreds of used gloves.
Precipitation was recorded every hour using rain gauges from onset (HOBO RGB-M002).
These average pressures enriched those that were obtained with downhole gauges from shut-in tests for the material-balance analysis.
Using meteorological observations from twelve WMO gauges from all around the globe, empirical and parametric copula-based approaches are adopted and compared for the construction of SPDI-JDI.
That there's an intent you can't gauge from E-mail.
Form may be impossible to gauge from one year to the next.
His self-confident character can be gauged from his Twitter handle, @NoBullshitHitch.
Yes, Boston, gauging from "Wicked Single," you've got yourself a fine collection of youths there.
It was difficult to gauge from the report how extensive the problems were.
