Sentence examples for quantity gauges from inspiring English sources

Dvorak discovered that the pressure gauges and quantity gauges on his instrument panel for the three hydraulic systems were registering zero, and reported this to Haynes.

In many universities, quantity is gauged over quality and impact (Tsui, 2013).

Rep. Adam B. Schiff (D-Burbank), who sits on the House Intelligence Committee, said he believes the Assad regime has been testing the international community by using the banned weapons in small quantities to gauge what the response might be.

If quantity is any gauge, Broadway can be said to be humming, having survived the busiest autumn in memory: the ceaseless cavalcade of openings was of the sort that one normally associates with the run-up to the Tony awards in the late spring.

Taste a small amount to gauge whether the quantities are palatable and adjust as desired.

The second category concerns the question of which quantities in a gauge theory represent the "physically real" properties.

Fuel Gauges - Check Quantity.

Äppäräts are also equipped with a program called RateMe Plus, which constantly calculates (and broadcasts, of course) a status ranking based on users' jobs, financials and online popularity, which is gauged by the quantity and quality of what they share.

The Newtonian gauge is a quantity with importance in the General Theory of Relativity.

We used the NSC algorithm to derive shrunken class means of biomarker protein abundance and gauged the relative quantity of each plasma protein in the SAF and QOM samples to assess the relative resolving power of each biomarker (Fig.  4a).

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.