Sentence examples for those gauges from inspiring English sources

Those gauges were thrown out in 1998.

"Do you need one of those gauges?" Hughes asked.

One of those gauges had been operating for 62 years, and another for 53.

Thermal and thermal residual strains were measured as a function of operating temperatures via those gauges.

Dig the red needles on those gauges that jump to their pegs when you fire the ignition, before gliding back down to idle.

When pressures were suddenly decreased during set point adjustments, a sudden rush of gas from the chamber also caused a surge of gas from the gauges to decrease the pressures in those gauges.

These were globally greater than those gauged by the cloning-based method, particularly for low and intermediate CpG methylation (Fig.  3a- c).

But those are the gauges that are least likely to alert a community to a flood, and so they are lower on the list of gauges to save.

And who, among Mazda's red-blooded engineers and executives, signed off on those wimpy gauges?

Looking at where those two gauges are today, investors assumed the Fed would buy bonds for many months.

But the sustainability of those power gauges can be inversely related to the scale of the political challenges a president faces — sometimes exhausting his capital in the first year of a White House term.