Sentence examples for lower gauge from inspiring English sources

Can design continues to rise to this challenge by progressively using lower gauge materials to achieve the same can and end performance.

Also key are the wires in the springs, which come in a range of "gauges". A lower gauge means thicker and stiffer wire that generally offers a firmer suspension.

Even though polysilicon has lower gauge factor compared to monocrystalline silicon-based piezoresistor, controllability over its TCR, lower transverse piezoresistive coefficients which become critical to realize surface stress-based sensors, and piezoresistive coefficients prove critical to overcome thermal drift in cantilever sensors.

Although patients generally indicate a greater preference for and decreased anxiety about the use of needles that are of shorter length and of higher gauge, this does not necessarily mean that needles that are longer and of lower gauge are more painful.

The lower gauge should indicate that the tank contains pressurized CO2.

The thicker an animal's hide is, the lower gauge number you will need.

By 2010, the government aims to increase China's energy efficiency by 20percentt over 2005 levels and lower gauges of water and air pollution by 10percentt.

Data from this study raise the question of whether needles with lower gauges are unnecessarily perceived as more painful, because patient-rated pain intensity for all needle gauges was only faint to mild.

Needles with lower gauges were significantly associated with a greater quantity of painful insertions compared with higher-gauge needles (P<0.0001); however, no significant trends were observed between needles when looking at VAS scores for pain.

With lengths and gauges, the lower the gauge number, the thicker the steel.

Go-to look: Highest-gauge parka except June, when lower-gauge parka is acceptable.