Sentence examples for or gauge from inspiring English sources

In a quantum theory of gravity, the gravitational force must be carried by a suitable messenger particle, or gauge boson.

And to enable us to create new words and phrases, we adopt a word-processing word to express a pattern or gauge to follow: templates.

As a parent, or grandparent, it is almost impossible to censor the stories that reach your child, or gauge how they are interpreted.

Dimensional tolerances of two millionths of an inch (0.00005 millimetre) can be achieved in the hand or machine lapping of precision parts such as gauges or gauge blocks.

This requirement of phase invariance, or gauge invariance, is equivalent to demanding that the total charge is conserved and does not disappear in physical processes or interactions.

It's the paradox of the early 21st century that we have access to more information than ever before but are often uncertain about how to navigate it all or gauge its relative importance.

People experience metacognition, or gauging their own knowledge, on a daily basis; anyone who's ever had a sinking feeling during an exam knows it well.

More importantly, some traditional approaches yield fairly good estimations of solutions and provide good comparisons or gauges for experimental and computational results.

It's good, but sites like these are not the only way of interacting with people or gauging your standing.

Grimy, scratched and stained, heads cracked and dirty with eyes scratched or gauged out, fingers broken off, mouths disfigured.

Equipment such as thermometers or gauges was not available in respondents' assessments of changes in heat, cold or precipitation.