Sentence examples for gauges over from inspiring English sources

No one knows, not even the board, whether it will be enough to assuage discontented investors, who have watched Disney's stock price underperform the three main stock gauges over the last five years despite a recent run-up.

This paper develops two radar QPE schemes respectively based on Reflectivity Threshold (RT) and Storm Cell Identification and Tracking (SCIT) algorithms using observations from 11 Doppler weather radars and 3264 rain gauges over the Eastern Tibetan Plateau (ETP).

Accordingly, we analyzed individual late-time recession curves from 25 nested USGS stream gauges over a period of ∼150 days with negligible precipitation during the 2012 2013 North American drought.

The authors study the spatial variability of daily rainfall in a mountainous terrain and tropical humid region within a grid of 6 km × 6 km using daily rainfall data from 22 non-recording rain gauges over a period of 39 days.

Then, the near-real-time products without gauge adjustments (Early and Late run) and Final run products of all versions are evaluated against ground-based observations comprised of more than 30000 gauges over Mainland China at 0.1° × 0.1° grid and hourly and daily temporal scales.

To perform the measurement, a 22-gauge over- the-needle intravenous catheter was used as a guide for the O2 sensor.

After choosing a command, the gauge fills over again to execute the command.

"Roast grouse with wild cranberries tonight," I said to Ruth as I loaded my 20-gauge over and under.

However, even if the official measure understates inflation, the changes in it may still be a fair gauge over time.

"I don't think we have a good identified gauge over the past because we've been using a test that has no diagnostics," Richard Rhodes, the president of Austin Community College, said of measuring college readiness.

As the former duo are not on the trip, given additional time off due to their Confederations Cup commitments with Spain and Brazil respectively, it will be impossible to gauge over the next fortnight.