It's got a kind of built-in snarl: " 'How's the weather?'Ughgh, it's RASNing.' ") The American Meteorological Society's "Glossary of Meteorology" skips straight from "winterization" to "wire-weight gauge" (a device used to measure the height of a river).
If using a weighted-gauge pressure canner, set the weight to 10 lb (4.54 kg) for altitudes up to 1000 feet (304.8 m).
I ran 14 models with different subsets of these variables, and used AIC criteria values and AIC weights to gauge support for different models and explanatory factors.
Body mass index is a weight-to-height ratio that has become a popular way to gauge weight for adults.
We weight nearby GPS gauge and bottom-pressure data 10, 20, or 30 times, and near-source tide gauge data 2 times or 10 times, because the duration of these data are shorter than the far-field stations.
Duplex grades possess the same, or even better, corrosion resistance as their austenitic counterparts and they have higher strength, at least twice that of the austenitic grades, enabling gauge, weight and cost reductions.
The sample weight within the gauge length, needed for the estimation of the cross-sectional area of the cell wall material, was determined soon after tensile measurements were completed, to an accuracy of 1 μg, using a highly precise microbalance (XP6, Mettler, Toledo).
If your tonearm doesn't have a tracking dial, you will have to determine the tracking weight using a gauge.
After viewing an endless video and reading through a 300-page manual, we learned to use the air tanks, regulator, weights, a depth gauge, a buoyancy vest and the mask, snorkel and fins.
The result is subsequently applied to identify the KMS weights for the gauge action on a simple graph algebra.
