Sentence examples for measure gauges from inspiring English sources

Twice an hour, 48 times a day, a technician with a tape measure gauges the water level at the water intake building, and other operators check the level recorded by the Army Corps of Engineers four miles upstream, in Brownville.

This measure gauges a comprehensive set of wealth sources including current and savings account balances, shares, national savings, and premium bonds, and the value of primary and secondary housing.

As this measure gauges the medication's coverage period of symptom relief, this differential outcome speaks to the greater satisfaction associated with the buffering of end of dose failure symptoms for desloratadine when compared with fexofenadine.

The measure gauges differences in nurses' perceptions of the amount of work undone over a standard length shift, but it does not relate this to the total work required, nor does it relate to care done or undone for specific numbers of patients.

In terms of goodness-of-fit tests, most scholars like Chen and Hu (1996) adopt a decision coefficient as a measure gauge.

The end effect plays an important role in determining where the rotation measuring gauges should be located in a torsion test.

Another study, using the same data but a different measuring gauge, puts the mortality gap wider still.

Each factory operation adds value, and the measuring gauge speeds along, reaching $1.8 trillion in the United States in 2011.

But the pandas' arrival was an event of plainer human interest that should last well beyond the city's quadrennial measuring gauge.

In this study, pure radiative heat-flux measuring gauge (RHFG) is developed.

The CTR has also been used as a measuring gauge for in vivo quantification of capsule dimensions and postoperative capsular shrinkage.