Sentence examples for that the gauging from inspiring English sources

But over the past decade, the increasing growth of part-time employment means that the gauging the economy's fitness requires much more than just taking the unemployment pulse rate.

The results show that the gauging accuracy is acceptable for normal liquid propellant.

Knowing that the gauging error is ±8%, the RMSE values are acceptable.

Nope, there's only one option and that's a silly spotlight mode that dims the gauges except where the needles are pointing.

So that's the gauge I'm using to say that luxury is back.

"We share the same track inspectors and geometry car that measures the gauge and condition of the rail," he said.

The U.N. is using the Census figure that is "the gauge most people rely on when measuring extreme poverty," said Mark Rank, a poverty expert at Washington University in St . Louis

Buy shells that match the gauge size of your shotgun.

We think that the gauge-blocks are not appropriate gauges for transferring the length standard because of their shape.

Economists had forecast that the gauge would rise to 59 in September, according to the median of 61 forecasts in a Bloomberg News survey.

Others turned in syringes used so often that the gauge marks had worn off and been replaced with notches to determine how much heroin to load in.