Sentence examples for reading gauges from inspiring English sources

Even workers in nuclear power plants make "errors in reading gauges, interpreting indicator lights, and selecting the wrong button to push," Casner writes.

Player quotes are barely less popular, by the "most read" gauge.

Mr. Jackson explained the complicated procedure of reading pressure gauges on a pumper truck.

However, after reading several gauges, the IMF finds little strong evidence that the yuan is that much undervalued.

Half-hearted nods to the retro look — including cramped, hard-to-read gauges whose cheesy fonts recall an '80s arcade game — don't mesh with modern, well-executed elements like the audio controls and Audi-style steering wheel buttons.

I realized that I'd been reading the gauge in feet, but it had been registering depth in meters, meaning I was more than three times deeper than I thought.

One approach is to try to rely on as many human senses as possible to feed information to the pilots in parallel channels -- like the moving levers in the Boeing cockpit, which can be picked up easily in a pilot's peripheral vision instead of requiring the focused attention of reading a gauge.

"After reading the gauge, she pressed the OFF button and a small internal explosion occurred," leaving "evidence of … soot and smoke stains".

The problem was, you could hardly read the gauges.

(At the very least you'll learn how to work the radio and read the gauges).

Those extra inches between the instrument pod and the eyes of the driver make it easier for farsighted individuals to read the gauges.