Sentence examples for gauges on a from inspiring English sources
Mr. Jackson explained the complicated procedure of reading pressure gauges on a pumper truck.
In the "dive shack" — a steel freight container filled with hoses and gauges — on a barge tethered to the ship, two supervisors listened to Mr. Figueroa's transmissions.
Up top is a scene that could have come from the movie "Waterworld": misshapen catwalks with pieces of scrap metal tossed over gaping holes, heaps of parts from broken pumps and cranes; bullet holes and shell damage from the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq wandand the 1991 Persian Gulf war; a row of big pressure gauges on a series of pipes that read dead zero.
A generously equipped Sport is a paradise of fine hides, highly polished trim pieces and artfully integrated techie bits, including gorgeous simulated gauges on a 12in high-definition display.
The displacement transducers improved tool tracking abilities and simplified the data processing, as displacements from the resistive transducers were sampled together with data from the strain gauges on a common time base.
A comparison with tide gauges on a daily basis using wavelet analysis reveals that altimetry gridded products are not capable of recovering higher frequency (a few days) coastal sea level signals despite some advances have been achieved thanks to the daily temporal sampling of DT14.
In this paper, a study is presented in which statistical methodologies were applied to evaluate the measurement of step gauges on an X-ray computed tomography (CT) system.
For example, in one report, a fuel gauge on a Boeing 757 was not working properly during takeoff, but began working again when the plane was landing.
In this burgeoning field of Twitterology, moods are also being gauged on a more global level.
In electric mode, the Prius gets 99.9 miles a gallon, according to a gauge on a screen in the middle of the dashboard.
Data concerning a person's cardiovascular activity (blood pressure and heart rate), temperature, brain waves, or muscle tension is monitored electronically and returned, or "fed back," to that person by a gauge on a meter, a light, or a sound.
