Sentence examples for the gauging from inspiring English sources
noun
A measure; a standard of measure; an instrument to determine dimensions, distance, or capacity; a standard
Mr. H. has also invented a machine for the gauging of humiture, & has applied for a patent on it.
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.
Table 1 lists the gauging sites at rivers and streams.
Liquid sloshing resonance was found to have a significant effect on the gauging accuracy.
The river is carefully managed and the river height is controlled at the gauging station Ga (Observatory No. 303031283303130) on the Hitachitone River of the Tone Catchment.
Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations of the gauging flow in these quasi-static experiments (no bulk liquid flow) gave good agreement with experimental data for the cases tested.
But the gauge works when considering oppression.
The gauge of math scores is the Third International Mathematics and Science Study.
They need to be able to read the gauge.
The problem was, you could hardly read the gauges.
The gauges are on the small side, though perfectly legible.
