Sentence examples for smaller gauges from inspiring English sources
Long-throw 14-G needles produce specimens of approximately 30 mg and outperform smaller gauges (18 G, 16 G) of CB.
The Sling Shot's triple exhaust is a nice touch, as is its instrument panel, where the bigger gauges are paired and encased with the smaller gauges in a way that resembles a belt with two differently sized pulleys.
Remember smaller gauges are bigger jewelry, so the larger hole you will be creating in your earlobe.
Most piercers use 14 or 16 gauge as the standard, smaller gauges are more likely to reject.
Contrary to what may be conventional wisdom, the higher gauge number indicates a thinner wire, and the smaller gauge number indicates a thicker wire and heavy-duty cord.
Guidewires (smaller gauge wires) are inserted within the catheter to aid in vascular navigation.
The Rendezvous dash is contemporary and stylishly shaped, with two large center gauges offset by a smaller gauge on each side.
Due to the Weibull nature of the fibers, the fiber strengths at the smaller gauge length of the slip length are stronger; therefore fewer fibers undergo damage.
Gilland [2] demonstrated that statistically significant were observed in CSF pressure using 22-gauge needle and 26-gauge needle, the smaller gauge the needle is, the lower CSF pressure is.
Tensile pseudo-strains due to the surface-effect increased near the sample surface and exhibited a similar trend regardless of the size of the gauge volume, while the pseudo-strains increased faster for the smaller gauge volume.
The reason for the apparent discrepancy lies in the smaller gauge volume used in the second set of measurements, which causes the evaluated residual stress values to be dominated by the microscopic (Type II + III) residual stress components.
