Sentence examples for leading gauge from inspiring English sources

The Philadelphia Stock Exchange semiconductor index, the leading gauge of the sector, rose 1.76percentt.

The leading gauges opened on the positive side after the Labor Deportment reported an unexpected decline in the unemployment rate to 4.4percentt last month, from 4.5percentt in April.

In Asia, the Nikkei 225 index, Japan's leading market gauge, led the region's declines with a drop of 2.56 percent.

While some of the cuts have touched off impressive one- and two-day rallies in stocks, the three leading market gauges are still below their marks of Jan . 2

The prime minister did not have to turn to the leading articles to gauge newspaper reaction to his European Union "settlement" because most of the front pages made it clear.

Its existence can introduce errors in the ion current measured by the ion gauge leading to an erroneous pressure reading.

The new technique, reported in the latest issue of Geophysical Research Letters, could act as a sort of "fuel gauge," leading to better estimates about how much money to sink into particular geothermal sites.

Measurement studies have shown that: during the plastic stage of shaft construction period, with the release of hydration heat, the thermal expansion occurs in the concrete and the strain gauge, leading to tensile strain.

A higher magnitude of change in resistance is observed for the sample with low volume fraction and thickness leading to a gauge factor 14.19 with a linearity correlation of R2 = 0.9414.

The malfunctioning of rain gauges leading to errors in the occurrence of dry/rainy periods are well identified.

In the first part of their summit, the panel debated the fate of this year's older leading actor contenders, gauged the depth of love for "12 Years a Slave" and considered what kind of Oscar bump "The Wolf of Wall Street" might have received from all the controversy surrounding it.  .