Sentence examples for gauging the pressure from inspiring English sources
And so on.In this section Online reputations in the dirt Getting corporations to cough up Bigger and better Civic unrest Gauging the pressure A cloud with a green lining Nigeria's mad men A $300 idea that is priceless Apology: William Weldon ReprintsThe tax-dodging claims have struck a chord with voters worried about rising taxes.
The new cap has three valves that will be used to restrict the flow of oil and gas to gauge the pressure inside the well.
The main way of tracking what is happening to the well – its "integrity", as it is known in the business – is to gauge the pressure of the oil that is flowing up the pipe.
What must it have been like for Jackie to gradually find she could no longer gauge the pressure she was exerting when she tried to stop a string; to find that the nerves were no longer able to convey from the brain to the muscles the messages that we so take for granted?
To gauge the pressure of the planet, researchers will measure the strength of the signals using the new James Webb Space Telescope once it comes online in 2018.
The measurements involve gauging the blood pressure on the right side of an animal's heart, which indicates how well cattle will adjust to the thinner air found at higher elevations.
This remains to be proven and can gauge the pelvis pressure that the authors will publish in future.
The Van de Casteele test is a simple diagram based on simultaneous sea level height measurements from a reference tide gauge (here the pressure tide gauge) and from a tide gauge to be tested (here the GNSS tide gauge).
Bond yields, and the cost of financing they imply, are an important gauge of the pressure in financial markets.
The gauge provides the pressure reading on particular tapping on its analog scale after adjusting it to a suitable sensitivity range, which is called Baratron range.
