Sentence examples for traditional gauges from inspiring English sources

WHILE market risks appear to be climbing — stocks have lost ground for six consecutive weeks as the economy seems to have hit another soft patch — most traditional gauges of volatility show no noticeable jump in market anxiety.

Below the screen the floor is entirely flat, while in front of the driver the traditional gauges and dials are replaced by digital instruments displaying battery charge, power usage, range and speed – no rev counter needed.

Hong Kong is shorter of land than anywhere in the world; yet property prices there have fallen by two-thirds in the past five years.Bogus arguments puffing house prices higher have led investors mistakenly to ignore more traditional gauges of value.

FAQ.FIX®may represent a significant improvement in the bracket placement compared to the bracket eye and the traditional gauges positioning.

The FAQ.FIX® may represent a significant improvement in bracket placement compared to the eyeball and the traditional gauges bracket position.

The bike has no traditional gauges: speed and battery level are presented within a pair of high-resolution 2.4in colour displays mounted within the round rear-view mirrors.

Display innovation extends to the traditional gauge cluster.

Though Kane's goals are a traditional gauge of his impact, his development has broader lessons.

The traditional gauge of a country's commitment to development is foreign aid.

He is understood to fear that the traditional gauge of a safe mortgage – the ratio of wages to mortgage – is being dangerously disregarded by lenders and buyers.

The main reason: problems with yields.Yield tonnes per hectare, bushels per acre or whatever is the traditional gauge of agriculture's performance.