Sentence examples for usual gauge from inspiring English sources

Suppose A is a C⁎-algebra and H is a C⁎-correspondence over A. If H is regular in the sense that the left action of A is faithful and is given by compact operators, then we compute the K-theory of OA(H ⋊T where the action is the usual gauge action.

If you want a larger size: 16g is the usual gauge for eyebrow and Monroe piercings, and 14g is the usual size for other body piercings.

The gun on his shoulder was a.270-caliber rifle, not his usual 12-gauge shotgun.

The uncertainty means that tax planners are going to have a harder time giving their usual advice — gauging whether it is better to accelerate income and delay deductions or vice versa.

But his usual ability to gauge consumer tastes seems to have failed him recently as Mirage spent well above $2 billion to build two extravagant hotels -- the Bellagio in Las Vegas and the Beau Rivage in Biloxi, Miss.

When the strain distribution along a strand needs to be measured, in most cases, the only possibility has been to attach the usual electrical resistance strain gauges on the helical wires exposed outside; although it is desirable to install sensors in the straight core wire to minimize the damage caused by the contact between the strands and between the strand and the sheath.

However, both were dual gauge.

Inside the 2002 CTS, Cadillac has done something remarkable it's scrapped the usual GM look of the gauges, dials and furniture, and started fresh.

He took the device home to the UK for Christmas where he wore it more than usual because he was interested to gauge reactions.

One of the usual methods is installing a strain gauge on the rail surface.

As usual, the tachometer is the largest gauge, placed at the center in Le Mans fashion racecar drivers aren't concerned with miles per hour but shifting at redline is critical.