Sentence examples for when gauges from inspiring English sources

In the Russian case it seems not to have been so much a policy of military defense as it was of the tsar having chosen an American engineer to plan his railroads in an era when gauges were not truly standardized in the United States.

In April, the DWP reduced its annual water exports from 16,000 acre-feet to 4,500 acre-feet, when gauges recorded the surface level at 6,379 feet in elevation.

The metamorphosis is even more apparent when gauging their performance against Lester.

Prices in Japan's biggest cities rose faster, but nationwide figures matter more when gauging the impact on the economy.

Their foreign-exchange reserves are much smaller than Brazil's when gauged against their external-financing requirements.

It's another grain of salt one should use when gauging the electorate — and the accuracy of any given survey.

It is when gauging Britain's efforts against Germany or France that the real shortcomings are exposed.

Experimental results in the ferrite phase showed excellent agreement between both experimental techniques when gauge volume effects were accounted for.

It is difficult to separate the signal from the noise when gauging economic barometers, taking guesses now that will most certainly be proven wrong later.

Despite both having a mid-range game and balanced offensive toolkit, Gasol is a vastly superior player when gauged by just about every metric.

When gauging the economic performance of a government, pretty much the worst thing you can do is look at the budget balance.