Sentence examples for gauges varies from inspiring English sources

The number of rain gauges used as neighboring rain gauges varies between 2 and 57.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Gauge pressure varies with time in the chamber.

It could be seen that the gauge pressure varied round 300 Pa in the range of 150 450 Pa.

By way of example, in monsoonal North Australia gauged flood frequency varies with average river discharge and therefore precipitation [43].

Costs, however, are difficult to gauge as the price varies by location, insurance plan, and other factors.

The grid's density varies and its gauge compresses towards the top to give a sense of contained energy, like a compressed spring.

Sometimes they put out more rain gauges, because they find that rainfall can vary even across a small basin.

By increasing the internal radius (r) of the catheter (that is, by replacing a 20-gauge with an 18-gauge catheter), the damping coefficient decreases significantly as it varies inversely to the cube of the radius.

Greg Barrow, spokesman for the WFP's London office, said the precise effects of the suspension would be hard to gauge because refugees' circumstances varied from country to country.

It would have been more satisfying to perform a sensitivity analysis, assigning parameters with some sort of density distribution to gauge how model estimates vary with small fluctuations in parameter estimates.

The cost of this security increase as it directly affects the taxpayer is hard to gauge, according to Mr. Modzeleski, partly because it varies so greatly by district size.