Sentence examples for his gauge from inspiring English sources
His gauge, which displays the actual state of charge, reveals that the Leaf dashboard's "zero bars" display comes on when the battery pack has several miles remaining.
Using cash return as his gauge, Mr. Olstein calculates a company's private market value -- what a buyer would pay for the whole company.
Impressed as he was by the talent of the athletes, he found the nationalistic motivations disconcerting, and felt that the disciplines themselves were out of touch with the mainstream — his gauge being which tools sell.
As London (1927, 376 377) remarks, one must admire Weyl's immense courage in developing his gauge invariant interpretation of electromagnetism and holding on to it on the mere basis of purely formal considerations.
"Some guy in the Midwest saw the needles on his gauges jump.
His eyes scanned the room constantly, a driver watching his mirrors, keeping an eye on his gauges, going fast at night, destination certain.
His apparent hot temper and reclusive habits have made it difficult for his staff to gauge his moods and understand his thought process.
Colin Pyle, a former employee in Mr Salmond's office, has said she is "his principal gauge of people's character".
Until Saturday, he had only a couple of 400-meter races under his belt to gauge his fitness after shaking off hamstring and knee trouble.
Each morning he takes his 12-gauge and his 9-millimeter pistol and inspects the smuggling paths.
And his empathy gauge is almost always on empty.
