Sentence examples for gauges some from inspiring English sources

Mercury is used in thermostats, gauges, some light bulbs, light switches, batteries for hearing aids and watches, and even some toys.

Yet among all the alternative gauges, some of the most widely cited data is collected in a patchwork fashion, or checked against benchmarks only once a decade.

While national data does not show sharp jumps in closely watched debt gauges, some analysts point to other data that reveal farm debts have already topped levels reached just before the farm crisis of the '80s.

Strain gauges are typically wired in a Wheatstone bridge configuration using four strain gauges (some of the strain gauges can be replaced by resistors).

And we're heading to a Florida bar to gauge some reaction.

Those tests, Ms. Cator said, cannot gauge some skills that technology teaches, like collaboration, multimedia and research.

They carry radar that can gauge some conditions far below, and they also drop sensors on parachutes to measure wind speeds, air pressure and water temperatures.

To gauge some of these factors, the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness developed a tool that uses state-level data to identify risks and opportunities, shedding light on some interesting facts that contribute to a greater understanding of the obesity problem.

Psychologists had shown in previous studies that people can accurately gauge some personality traits, like extroversion, from photos of strangers, and from personal effects, like a CD collection or bedroom decorations.

There's another way to gauge some of Green Mountain's capital expenditures that doesn't rely on estimates from Mr. Einhorn, whose fund is likely betting against the company's shares.

But if the size of the overall trade is not easy to gauge, some say they can estimate "crowdedness" of these trades from monitoring hedge fund and speculative positioning data.