Sentence examples for line gauge from inspiring English sources

His principal tools are the composing stick, a metal angle iron with one fixed end and a "knee" with a screw or lever for locking; the line gauge, a ruler graduated in units of typographic measurement; and tweezers.

These areas were calculated by using a line gauge for measuring the radii of the stain without r 1, and with Evans Blue r 2. This introduces a potential error in estimation of the absorption coefficient; which will be addressed in the discussion section.

The search engine available there has revolutionized the process of finding patterns--one can search by type of pattern, specific yarn line, gauge, and much more.

I pulled to the front of the line, gauged the depth and plunged in.

At the behest of the Maine promoters of this line, a gauge of 5 feet 6 inches (1,676 mm) was adopted to exclude Boston and its standard-gauge railroads from participation.

And just as there is no bottom line to gauge a university's overall financial performance, there is no qualitative measure of its usefulness to society.

Furthermore, a second arterial line (20 gauge, Abbocath) and a second central venous catheter (5 Fr, 3-lumen) were established on the other side.

If they are successful (currently reducing travel times upwards of 45 minutes), Metrolink will make express service permanent and add express service to other lines to gauge if such service should also be permanent on those lines.

Subjective reasoning will likely bring us to different conclusions, but if we use Vegas money lines to gauge how rare this sweep of Tampa Bay was, we can put it in historical context.

The absolute front-line to gauge these middle class attitudes is company recruiters and staffing agencies.

It has been suggested that on some lines variable gauge axles would achieve significant time savings in comparison to bogie exchange.