Sentence examples for in a gauge from inspiring English sources

Phone companies had the biggest gain in the index, rising 1.5 percent, followed by gains in a gauge of utility companies, which added 1 percent.

In a gauge theory there is a group of transformations of the field variables (gauge transformations) that leaves the basic physics of the quantum field unchanged.

Stocks seesawed early in the day amid the flurry of economic data, including the mixed jobless numbers, a jump in a gauge of manufacturing and a rise in consumer sentiment.

All 12 stocks in a gauge of home builders declined after a separate report from S.& P./Case-Shiller showed house prices in 20 metropolitan areas declined 4.5 percent in May from May 2010.

In a gauge of the excitement in scholarly and cultural circles, Francesco Sisci, a Beijing-based Italian journalist and classically trained scholar, compared the discovery of the manuscripts, and two other similar finds here since 1993, to the rediscovery in Europe of the pre-Christian cultures and values of Greece and Rome.

The second category concerns the question of which quantities in a gauge theory represent the "physically real" properties.

Washington U.S. producer prices rose faster than expected in November, while a gauge of manufacturing in New York State unexpectedly fell this month, creating a potential headache for the Federal Reserve.

In short, the structure of the group of gauge transformations in a particular gauge theory entails general restrictions on the way in which the field described by that theory can interact with other fields and elementary particles.

It was wired with electrodes to measure changes in cardiac output — a gauge of the power of her heart.

The Barbados Railway opened in 1883 as a gauge railway from Bridgetown to St Andrew, Barbados.

In a sign of further deterioration in the industrial sector, a gauge of manufacturing fell precipitously in February.