Sentence examples for have a gauge from inspiring English sources

Compare his drawing with the crude animated version and you have a gauge of genius.

But he doesn't have a gauge of how well he's doing.

"If you don't have a gauge, you don't know that it's literally running on fumes.

The club has hired people to call each member and should have a gauge in two weeks about the renewal rate.

Health officials do not really have a gauge of whether there are enough mammography centers to serve current and future demand.

Amy Phillips, an ESPN spokeswoman, said, "While we don't necessarily have a gauge of the most popular, we do know from viewer feedback that big events like the B.C.S. National Championship Game and the tennis majors were fan favorites".

The six-quart aluminum Mirro has a gauge, or pressure control, most like the ones on the old-fashioned cookers.

The railway closely follows the main road network; its single track has a gauge of three feet six inches.

We had waded into the water at Gerstle Cove, a protected area in Salt Point, pushing off with bright-colored floats that held our abalone gear (in addition to the iron, we each had a gauge to measure potential finds).

This 85% pure sample has a gauge factor of −22.7 ± 0.5 which is significantly lower than the predicted gauge factor of 57 for a pure (6,5) CNT.

In a limit of slightly misaligned charges, this has a gauge theory description, where supersymmetry is broken by Fayet Iliopoulos D-terms.