Sentence examples for simple gauge from inspiring English sources
(Breakeven rates are a simple gauge of expected inflation).
But though the problem is complex, ambulance diversions offer one relatively simple gauge of its extent.
The Bechdel test is an irresistibly simple gauge of female representation and gender inequality in film.
The trusts are given a star rating, from zero at the bottom of the scale, to three at the top, to give patients a simple gauge of how well local health services are run.
Inside, the emphasis is on simple gauge and knob layouts, with plenty of climate and radio control redundancy – a welcome inheritance from the latest Chevrolet Impala sedan.
Imagine a simple gauge, such as the one below, indicating the energy efficiency ranking of a house or a commercial building.
Electrons, for example, interact according to the quantum theory of electrodynamics (QED, the simplest gauge theory) through the electromagnetic gauge field.
The simplest gauge is sunset, about 4 30 p.m., when Eddie Reinle hits the switches on the false lights and the pit takes on the look of a lunar landscape.
The quantum theory of electrodynamics (QED) is the simplest gauge theory (a type of field theory), and describes how particles of matter such as electrons interact through an electromagnetic field.
The simplest gauges of such "Keynesian" effects suggest that each euro of lost public spending reduces GDP by around the same amount.But in some circumstances budget cuts can help growth or cause less harm to it than Keynesian models suggest.
