Sentence examples for normal gauge from inspiring English sources

Alvias do not go as fast as Spain's AVE bullet trains, but still reach 155mph on AVE tracks and travel at a maximum of 137mph on normal gauge rails.

By 1980 the closing process stopped and finally about 1600 km of normal gauge lines were closed (instead of the originally planned 2600 km).

Einstein's modified filed equation in normal gauge for Lyra's manifold obtained by Sen [3] is given by (in geometrized unit where 8πG = 1, c = 1) R i j - 1 2 g i j R + 3 2 ϕ i ϕ j - 3 4 ϕ k ϕ k g i j = - T i j, (2 where ϕ i is the displacement vector defined as ϕ i  = (0, 0, 0, β(t)) and other symbols have their usual meaning as in Riemannian geometry.

For example, if your normal gauge is a 000 (10.4 mm), put a 00 (9.26 mm) in your ear.

With the Computer Voice Stress Analyzer, for example, subjects are asked several control questions, like the color of the walls, to gauge normal vocal response levels.

Root inlets were punched in an angle of 30° to the normal with 18 gauge (1.024 mm).

This systematic literature review aims to identify international evidence of circumstances in which prehospital emergency care providers hereafter commonly referred to as 'paramedics' have been trained with skills beyond their baseline competencies in new roles or within normal practice, and gauge the effectiveness of these skills in terms of patient care and service use.

It is found that the uncertainty in equivalence ratio can bring large inconsistency in laminar flame speed measurement, especially for off-stoichiometric mixtures and experiments using pressure gauge with normal or low accuracy.

Hence, despite the important information obtained, it is difficult to know to what extent tubulation in vitro and even in living cells gauge the normal function of endophilin.

Make sure the engine temperature reaches its normal position on the gauge.

(A) Apparent velocity of slow rupture propagation between any two neighboring strain gauges versus normal stress.