Sentence examples for gauges that are from inspiring English sources

But those are the gauges that are least likely to alert a community to a flood, and so they are lower on the list of gauges to save.

So it gets gauges that are purely digital.

Figure 8 presents two examples of carbon nanotube stretchable strain gauges that are used for human motion detection.

We revisit this technique by analyzing sea level signals at 28 tide gauges that are colocated with DORIS geodetic stations.

By comparison, the Mini Cooper's innards are nifty, with smartly old-school toggle switches for the window levers, great-looking (and feeling) seats and clever-looking gauges that are also quite clearly of a high caliber.

The whole setup works, and looks pretty nice, but we wonder about those red backlit gauges that are always on (because they sit in a deep recess, they'd be hard to see without backlighting).

It was concluded that the current construction technique produced gauges that were reliable, reproducible, rugged and inexpensive.

Driving rain was collected in rain gauges that were installed immediately adjacent to the test specimens facing in the same direction.

Evidence for significant trends varied between groups of gauges that were defined by catchment size, location, climate, flood threshold and period of record, indicating that generalizations about flood trends across large domains or a diversity of catchment types are ungrounded.

Rainfall interception (I) was measured in 20 m tall Puerto Rican tropical forest with complex topography for a 1-year period using totalizing throughfall (TF) and stemflow (SF) gauges that were measured every 2 3 days.

The only gauges that were lit were the airspeed indicator and the artificial horizon, which tells you whether you're going up or down, and if your wings are level, two things you really need to know when flying a plane in the dark.