Sentence examples for true gauge from inspiring English sources

For that, we felt, was the only true gauge of authenticity".

The true gauge, of course, is lifelong behavior, not school disciplinary cases.

"It will be impossible to drill for and will be a true gauge of a child's reading skills.

In Fig. 10 b, we compare the estimation performance of the estimates of total 625×8=5000 pixels with the true gauge adjusted radar rainfall depths.

The eight snapshots of the true gauge adjusted radar rainfall depths are shown in Fig. 3. Here, we assume that the state model is a Gaussian random walk, i.e., H t =I.

In Fig. 10 a, we compare the estimation performance of the estimates of the 625 pixels over eight snapshots, i.e., a total of 625×8=5000 pixels with the true gauge adjusted radar rainfall depths.

But after decades of conflict, self-censorship is a rule of thumb, and true gauges of public sentiment are rare.

After the long layoff, neither the Packers, who beat Detroit, 28-6, in Week 1, nor the Redskins, in their loss to the Chargers, knew if those games were true gauges.

This is closely related to the problem of identifying true, gauge-invariant observables in the classical theory (Torre 2005, in the Other Internet Resources section).

Merritt said the truest gauge of the popularity of James's sneakers will be in early 2005 when the next newly designed model comes out in time for the All-Star Game.

Rural railways rarely spoil the territory through which they were built and this is especially true of narrow gauge upland lines like the Talyllyn, Ffestiniog and now the resurrected Welsh Highland.