Sentence examples for gauges to help from inspiring English sources

Also in technology, Toshiba and Tokyo Electric will make gauges to help the power industry set up intelligent electricity grids.

It took a balky, all-terrain vehicle with a broken gas gauge to help reveal the missing piece.

There's a gauge to help keep track of how much energy your appliances are using, a power strip that can cut power only to the appliances you want to cut energy to (while leaving, for example, your clock plugged in), and sort of weirdly, a soda maker?

MyMusicTaste, a Seoul-based startup that gauges fan interest to help figure out where to plan concerts, plans to expand throughout Asia after landing a $10 million Series A led by Softbank Ventures Korea.

For example, the element has been employed to gauge glass thickness to help create flat glass.

It is helpful to have an assistant to help gauge the depth of the plows and remove debris from them.

In order to be able to gauge the amount of discussion and debate that occurred between participants, to help gauge the relative level of controversy surrounding genetics, codes for comments between participants on relevant topics were also necessary.

It continued throughout the war years and after, when it was used by government to help gauge public opinion.

The idea is to help gauge the effect of the fleeting glimpses of ads that have come to permeate sports telecasts.

Because not all states report new H.I.V. infections, federal health officials use data from the 25 states that have monitored H.I.V. the longest to help gauge national trends.

A credit score is a three-digit number, based on information in your credit report, that lenders use to help gauge the risk of lending you money.