Sentence examples for only gauge from inspiring English sources

Frustratingly, however, you can only gauge that distance through pushing yourself to the limit.

Yeah, but I can only gauge by my own investment in the process.

"The only gauge I have for the character is that people laugh at him," Mr. Arkin said.

We can only gauge precedence within a certain distance and among a very small number of cars.

"Raw traffic numbers should not be the only gauge of a writer's work," Mr. Glaser said in an e-mail message.

"I can only gauge these things from what I know of, and I have yet to get a phone call from someone saying they are real upset about the way he voted," said Neil Kelleher, the Rensselaer County Republican chairman.

It is impossible to determine exactly what state the fuel is in, given that even an intact reactor can offer only gauges for temperature, pressure and neutron flow, not visual observation.

The firm has begun to publish some romances as e-books only, gauging customers' appetite for them before taking some into print.Yet these advantages are outweighed by several looming hazards.

In practice, we find that only gauge-invariant quantities are observables, and this seems to rescue us.

Restoring determinism depends on only gauge-invariant quantities being taken as representing "physically real" quantities, but accepting this solution apparently leaves us with some form of non-locality between causes and effects.

The only gauges that were lit were the airspeed indicator and the artificial horizon, which tells you whether you're going up or down, and if your wings are level, two things you really need to know when flying a plane in the dark.