"Governments have got to stop worrying about sport; they've got to start moving their gauge to organised crime and sport betting.
Saturn also hews to the current trend of moving the gauge cluster to the center of the dash, saying it enables the carmaker to plug in a smaller, "sports" steering wheel (since you don't have to worry about peeking through it).
My friend, the late Whit Bissell, a well-known character actor, once told me that he believed it was our responsibility to leave the world a better place because we passed through to move the gauge a bit, no matter how small the contribution.
These ideas were needed before moving on to gauge symmetries, broken symmetries and the Higgs boson.
In October 2001, Jupiter, already seeing its cash gauge moving toward empty, agreed to be bought outright by NetRatings for $71 million.
Twist and move your gauges to work in the solution.
These include strain gauges; moving contact resistance elements; and inductance, reluctance, capacitative, and piezoelectric devices.
In 1994 the National Rail Corporation was established, taking profitable steel, and intermodal trafficks from V/Line; and the Melbourne to Adelaide standard gauge line was opened in 1995 moving the break of gauge.
Flush-pin gauges have one moving part and are used to gauge the depth of shoulders or holes.
However, the four-week moving average, a better gauge of underlying labor trends, hit the lowest level since September 2008, the Labor Department said.
