Sentence examples for the performance gauge from inspiring English sources

The price is $24,520, more if you want the optional carbon-fiber interior trim, the performance gauge cluster and, of course, the rear spoiler.

Given the limited sensitivity inherent to RNAi experiments [45], the performance gauged by RNAi screens was, as expected, lower than that found by cross-validation.

Cash flow -- which in Time Warner's case measures earnings before interest, taxes and amortization -- is the standard performance gauge for media companies.

The federal academic performance gauge was provided for all states and three jurisdictions, including the District of Columbia.

The new machine now runs at 933 MHz, which may not seem like a major upgrade but remember that Transmeta's chip design philosophy doesn't revolve around megahertz as the all-important performance gauge.

So why remove this crucial performance gauge for pay purposes?

The performance was gauged using dynamic testing (experimental modal analysis) and static testing, again to incipient collapse.

The performance is gauged in terms of the amplitude of the displacement correlation peak pertaining to the bubbles and in terms of the valid detection probability of that same peak.

We tested Snort's analysis performance, gauging the number of packets sent, analysed, dropped, filtered, injected, and outstanding.

While it is easy to measure performance, gauging improvement is more difficult.

Efficiency analyses through simple techniques such as measurement of unit costs should be made standard in health care provision, health managers can then use the performance results to gauge progress and reward efficiency through performance based incentives.