Sentence examples for gauges i from inspiring English sources

Agnew later recalled, "After we dropped our gauges I remember we made a sharp turn to the right so that we would not get caught in the blast – but we still got badly shaken up by it".

EM density gauge data were collected from these slabs using two common types of gauges, i.e., PQI 301 and PaveTracker 2701B, and compared with their bulk densities measured by the standard saturated surface dry (SSD) method.

So that's the gauge I'm using to say that luxury is back.

"The only gauge I have for the character is that people laugh at him," Mr. Arkin said.

With a dirty bomb, the chances rise to approximately 21%." "And a density gauge?" I ask.

When finally I laid my fingers on that feeler gauge, I felt as if I had cheated death.

It's hard to gauge: I doubt that any of us knows what the taste of ladybug can tell us about it.

"One sure gauge I have of telling whether a play is boring me is when a telephone rings in the last act and I start in my seat and hope it's for me," he wrote of the doomed "What Did We Do Wrong?" in 1967.

For example, gauge A represents the lowest wind speed and gauge I the highest wind speed.

Looking at rough Alexa traffic numbers (not the best gauge, I know, but at least it's something) indicates that traffic has fallen off from peak Ello hype.

The working principle of the ionization gauge is described by the relationship [29]: I i/I e  = K*P, where I i is the ion current, I e is the electron current (for the MWNT gauge, I e is the anode current), P is the pressure, K is the gauge sensitivity factor, and the ratio I i/I e is defined as the normalized ion current.