Sentence examples for several gauges from inspiring English sources

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

The Pentagon report uses several gauges to measure military spending by the United States and 15 allied nations, and finds "substantial differences among the burden-sharing and force improvement efforts" of individual countries.

There are several gauges on the dash that state loud and clear there's a battery somewhere within the car.

But if you're a bus driver with lots of stops to make on a particular route at specific times, you might need several gauges on your dashboard that show you how far you can go on each gallon, alert you when your gas levels reach different points, and display a map that shows the location of fueling stations along the way.

The parameters were estimated by discharge recession analyses at several gauged stations.

The paper presents the methodology for model setup and the simulation results for the main water balance components of the catchment: total runoff at several gauging stations, runoff components, evapotranspiration and soil moisture.

Jason Simmerman, a home mechanic in Arlington, Va., who has used an Autotap OBD-II device ($200 to $490, at www.autotap.com) for over a year, says he watches "several gauge and sensor readings in real time, which can be handy when looking for that one little quirk that happens only when a certain condition is made".

In its optimal setup, REMO-HD is able to reproduce the timing and the magnitude of the flood peak at several gauging stations along the Elbe river despite the fact that the HD routing scheme was not explicitly calibrated for the catchment.

Meanwhile, due to their extremely smooth surface, several gauge blocks can be combined into a whole so as to ensure the accuracy of composite size parameter.

Nevertheless, we could identify several river gauges with significant decreasing specific-gauge trends (e.g., Danube at Ingolstadt, Elbe at Magdeburg, Weser at Intschede) and others with significant increasing trends (e.g., Elbe at Dresden, Ems at Greven, Fulda at Grebenau, Leine at Herrenhausen).

Several rain gauges have a positive relative deviation, not exceeding 22%, in the low intensity range up to 0.5 mm/min.