Sentence examples for standard gauges from inspiring English sources

Yet deflation seems such a threat precisely because prices and wages are proving less "sticky" on the way down than macroeconomic textbooks had reckoned with.On standard gauges of competitiveness, such as real effective exchange rates, a number of euro-zone countries appear to have big problems.

On the interstate railway corridors there are independent sections of track due to the use of both broad and standard gauges in the state, these sections being from Melbourne to Seymour and on to Albury (constructed in the 1960s), and Melbourne to Geelong (completed in 1995).

Standard gauges will blow out a stick.

However, to fit on Sodor's lines, Raul has been adapted to standard gauge.

In a nutshell The UK's first standard gauge heritage railway opened in 1960.

EAC members are partnering to develop other projects, including a refinery in Uganda and a standard gauge railway.

Interstate connections were notoriously troubled by the lack of a standard gauge between the states, and a truly national railway service was not achieved until 1995.

The standard gauge is 1435 mm.

The load cell was compensated using the standard gauge.

The combined target is made up of standard gauge blocks.

Siemens DMUss are available in three gauges, including the standard gauge of the existing Oasis rails.