Sentence examples for on gauges from inspiring English sources
The euro is still dear against the dollar on gauges such as purchasing-power parity, notwithstanding its recent slide.The measures announced this week offer countries a chance, perhaps their last one, to put things right.
This gap helps to explain why Spain has been able to defend its market share in world trade even though it has become less competitive on gauges like relative unit-labour costs.Whether the economy rides out the euro-area crisis will depend on which Spain prevails the more competitive version or the hidebound one.
Comments on gauges and knobs/switches represented half the comments.
The 17 sub-basins were created based on gauges locations and the DEM (Figure 1).
But the occasional classic VW touch is still in place, such as indigo backlighting on gauges and the red ambient light that bathes the center console after dark.
The carmaker's creatives stretched their multidisciplinary skills, using the brand's trapezoidal grille as a motif for a lamp and chair, while basing a watch's design on gauges in an instrument cluster.
They turned the lights off and on, gauging the dimness or brightness.
People have guessed, but so far their guesses have depended more on gauging her motivation than on gauging her game.
Focus instead on gauging your Designated Mate's reaction to the new intimacy between you.
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.
Because charting patterns can now be expressed in terms that academics can understand and measure, they say, researchers can now focus on gauging which charting techniques actually work.
