Sentence examples for single gauge from inspiring English sources

Steven Chu, America's energy secretary, was reportedly shocked to find that the only source of information from the Deepwater Horizon's blowout preventer was a single gauge.

A spokesperson for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) said the minimum charge policy in England would initially cover single gauge bags only, but added that the department would monitor the situation in Wales and other countries.

You start to see this in the cars of the 1930s, which move from a single gauge to three-, five-, and eight-gauge clusters.

We took the single-gauge "toy train" to Shimla.

Nostaglia seduces because it is one half of the double bind of modernity and of those who consider themselves modern, we who cannot resist the urge to measure how far forward and how irreversably we have advanced along the single-gauge track of progress.

The second interstate link from Victoria to Adelaide (the oldest single-gauge inter-capital line dating from 1887) was converted from broad to standard gauge in 1995 enabling rail traffic from Victoria to access the rest of the nation without disruption.

Single-gauge regulators only show the pressure in the keg.

It is best to use a double-gauge regulator, but a single-gauge regulator will work fine as well.

However, the single best gauge of economic performance is not growth in GDP, but GDP per person, which is a rough guide to average living standards.

The measurements from a single tide gauge at Hillarys Boat Harbor, Western Australia, were used to train and validate the employed GP for the period from December 1991 to December 2002.

CLP (mild-grade sepsis) comprised 100% cecal ligation and single 20-gauge needle puncture, while CLP (severe-grade sepsis) comprised 100% cecal ligation and single 18-gauge needle puncture.