Sentence examples for instruments for gauging from inspiring English sources

Dr. Carlson is internationally renowned for his research in concrete technology and for the invention of several widely used instruments for gauging the behavior of concrete.

Though it looked at less than 10percentt of the nation's schools, the study suggested that whatever controversy surrounds make-or-break exams, they can be reliable instruments for gauging student learning.

For his part, Dr. Gallup argued, in one of his six books, "The Sophisticated Poll Watcher's Guide," which came out in 1972: "Polling is merely an instrument for gauging public opinion.

If it goes well, they say, 'It doesn't mean anything.' " Response cards are one reason many believe the testing process is too blunt an instrument for gauging audience response.

Linköping Youth Life Experience Scale LYLESS) is an instrument for gauging potentially traumatic life events, including adverse childhood circumstances.

Tanner's team was adapting for biological purposes an existing instrument that is typically used for gauging precise levels of added rare-earth impurities in semiconductors and for geological purposes.

Previous research demonstrates effectiveness for gauging the acculturation balance (Barry 2001; Benet-Martinez 2006; Gim Chung et al. 2004; Lim et al. 2002), and the surveys used for this study are based on these instruments.

Growers determine the proper time for harvest with instruments, gauging firmness with a penetrometer, and sweetness with a refractometer.

For a boat to be steered safely it needs a good captain and crew, plus reliable measures and instruments to gauge its progress.

At the end of each cable, the light could be focused differently, depending on use: lots of focused light for headlamps and taillights, medium amounts for interior lighting and tiny dots for instruments and gauges.

The fiber gauge can be applied to calibration of most contact or non-contact instruments for characterization of surface topographies and 3D micro-geometries, such as micro- or nano-CMMs, optical instruments, etc. Different designs and dimensions allow for realization of structures that can be adapted to various instruments calibration needs.