Sentence examples for robust gauge from inspiring English sources

It is important to develop an inexpensive and robust gauge for measuring the contribution of radiation heat-flux component while operating in high temperature conditions without the need of cooling water supply.

Advocates for a more robust stream gauge network, like Mr. Gourley, argue that the system is a bit like a pointillist painting: the loss of a single dot would probably not change the overall picture.

Authorities were also looking at testing methodologies to gauge how robust tests could be.

Metallic foil gauges are more robust but lack sensitivity (GF of 2 5) [8].

This allows for a more robust and reproducible way of gauging response.

The government's retail sales gauge "was far from robust" and fails "to eradicate fears of a consumer slowdown undermining growth in the second half of the year," said Lindsey M. Piegza, chief economist at Sterne Agee.

These relatively strict criteria were used to identify a small number of robust measures that are appropriate for gauging levels of wellbeing across populations and for evaluating service level outcomes.

Mittal, S. et al. Topologically robust transport of photons in a synthetic gauge field.

They should be taking precautions right now, say, by initiating more robust monitoring or new stress tests to gauge whether banks need to raise more capital to absorb the costs of any court fights and buying back bad loans.

20 But the urgency of referral is difficult to gauge given the paucity of robust evidence about whether and how best to treat any of the asymptomatic incidental findings reported.

These requirements necessitate robust and accessible monitoring systems that provide quantitative metrics to gauge progress.