Sentence examples for gauges include from inspiring English sources

Sarkozy's proposed gauges include measuring how much time people spend sitting in traffic jams.

Near-shore gauges include wave gauges using ultrasonic waves and GPS buoys.

Other types of gauges include the popular wedge gauge (the cheapest rain gauge and most fragile), the tipping bucket rain gauge, and the weighing rain gauge.

Some might take that as evidence that the labour market is closer to full employment now than other gauges (including overall inflation) suggest.

Inside the RX-8's cozy cockpit, the driver is greeted by a low instrument panel fitted with nicely illuminated gauges, including a large center tachometer with integrated digital speedometer.

The network of gauges, including temporary devices that can be installed at a spot that becomes worrisome, can help warn that a flood is on the way so people can move to higher ground.

The rear of the Maybach 62 will have reclining leather seats, similar to those that coddle first-class airline passengers; flat-screen monitors for watching DVD's; a mini refrigerator; and a set of secondary gauges, including a speedometer, that will let back-seat drivers keep tabs on the driver.

Siemens DMUss are available in three gauges, including the standard gauge of the existing Oasis rails.

For measurements, 14 strain gauges, including 8 strain gauge rosettes, were set on the bow of the port side.

For instance, a trio of gauges (including mph, tach, temperature, fuel) are always backlit, but the numbers themselves are painted on clear plastic.

Caesium-137 has been employed in a variety of industrial measurement gauges, including moisture, density, leveling, and thickness gauges.