Sentence examples for modern gauges from inspiring English sources
Modern gauges with custom faces live in an instrument cluster blended into the dash so that it looks as if it had always been there.
Using historical stele flood markers relicts and lacustrine sediment records from Taihu Lake, this paper attempts to reconstruct the historical flood events, to compare the stele-measured flood levels with those recorded by the modern gauges, and to identify the extreme flood signals among the flood events over the past 400 years.
In modern particle physics, gauge symmetries – a kind of symmetry group – relate interactions between particles (see gauge theories).
Modern work on gauge theories began with the attempt of the American physicists Chen Ning Yang and Robert L. Mills (1954) to formulate a gauge theory of the strong interaction.
One modern version proposes gauging the beauty of a designed object by reference to designer's intent in crafting a functional solution; for S. Davies (2006), where an object displays functional beauty, aesthetic considerations and the object's primary function each act to shape the other.
The track is cleared to a larger modern European GC loading gauge enabling GC gauge freight as far as the yards at Barking.
Current rail projects will raise capacity substantially, by nowhere near that much.Answer: take 50m tonnes off the roads on a modern, high-speed, standard-gauge freight line piercing the Pyrenees from (you guessed) northern Aragon.
Perhaps anyone trying to gauge what modern footballing success looks like ought to train their focus not on Spurs or the vultures at Real Madrid, but the Argentinian's previous employers.
Plus, the LED power display was fairly new and "modern," replacing the old needle gauges.
Lyre (2004) argues that the central significance of gauge theories in modern physics supports structural realism, and offers a case study concerning the U 1) gauge symmetry group, which characterizes QED.
This conjecture prompts the need for more sophisticated integrations between remote sensing and gauging records on modern rivers lacking widespread plant life.
