Sentence examples for remarkable gauge from inspiring English sources
Benefiting from the micro-manufacturing techniques of grated electrode, DSSG reaches a remarkable gauge factor as high as 130 with optimized design of geometrical parameters.
Individual single-walled CNT SWCNTT) has demonstrated exceptional piezoresistive sensitivity with a remarkable high gauge factor (GF) of up to ~2900 [15 19].
To gauge the remarkable benefits of such systems, start with this peer-reviewed study of solar irrigation projects in Africa's dry zone led by Jennifer Burney of the University of California, San Diego, and Stanford: "Solar-powered drip irrigation enhances food security in the Sudano Sahel".
As can be seen from this figure, the accuracy of the DIC technique with the slip derived from the strain gauges is quite remarkable, especially in those specimens with larger bond lengths.
The more substantive prospect of a Hillary Clinton administration is harder to gauge – and to a remarkable extent, given that she is by far the most prominent and the most widely predicted of Democratic candidates for next year.
[cartoon id= a20328"] Graham could gauge applicants' technical skills, and his wife, Jessica Livingston, was a remarkable judge of character.
According to the Honolulu Advertiser, that remarkable figure was recorded at a digital weather station whose wind gauging equipment blew off after taking the measurement during the storm.
We trawled Quora.com, the online question and answer community, to gauge people's biggest fears around driverless cars, and how these remarkable machines might, or might not, change our roads for good.
Polls gauging the public's opinion about Obama's birthplace have shown that a remarkable degree of skepticism lingers, despite the fact that the president has displayed a copy of his birth certificate.
There's a remarkable short 1926 film of such a burial playing in the gallery, and the mood of the occasion is hard to gauge.
