“gauge”可以造什么句，gauge造句

electron potential difference gauge

Therefore, we should gauge the cost.

What gauge of wire should we use for this job?

I can always gauge it from Phil's demeanor.

Instead of specifying the data for the gauge (or graph), I actually build the gauge out of graphics primitives such as circles, arcs, and rectangles.

The principal advantage of the photoelastic strain gauge is that it is directed reading self-contained.

The Bourdon-type pressure gauge is more convenient for most purposes than a liquid manometer.

For gauge values, average values are calculated because they can increase and decrease depending on the database activity.

They were given memory and cognitive skill tests and a brain scan to gauge the extent of their disease.

Not only can you gauge their training, you can judge the team fit, which is hard to do in an interview.

The immediate effect of the World Cup on participation in soccer is harder to gauge, because people's motivations are varied and often imprecise.

The teenagers also answered a number of health-related questions, including some standard questions about "depressive tendencies" that gauge how often a person feels sad or hopeless.

Asked to gauge both the emotion we thought the music was meant to convey and the emotion we ourselves felt, we were given the choice of "joyful", "sad" and "neither".

We needed to unnerve militants and at the same time use some sort of passive measure to gauge their force strength in the area and it went well, "an unnamed source said."

Wallet with retractable ID sleeve, ID slot with monofilament window, internal key holder slot, three horizontal and three vertical card slots, extra storage slot, bill compartment with divider, quilted accent with heavy-gauge thread on exterior leather, embroidered icon, and metal bar logo accent.

The nurse wore a gauge mask.

We must gauge the diameter of wire first.

The point is that acceptance tests help customers gauge how "done" the project is.

This apparatus consists essentially of a flow meter, a pressure gauge.

The success of this strategy is hard to gauge—Cisco does not reveal enough about the new efforts.

Screw the nipple which is in the tee carrying the tubing connector into the upper gauge glass tipping and pull up tight.

They measured levels of a byproduct of cigarette fumes in the kids' saliva to gauge smoke exposure and had parents fill out a questionnaire about the kids' emotional, behavioral and social problems.

Structure gauge for standard gauge railways

A gauge measures the pressure of the suction.

The modern fashion for creating derivatives means that it is possible to gauge investors’ expectations about future dividend growth.

Don’t confound this behavior by truncating the total results set at a round number like 100 or 500; this makes it difficult for users like Andrea to gauge the quality of her query.

Extensibility is a difficult metric to gauge.

It seemed to gauge the kinds of thoughts he was having-whether they were angry or happy, or if he was hiding something.

Our goal is to obtain an indicator that can gauge concentrations.

The latter is not required, especially because it's a difficult value to gauge, but it does provide options for people who want to limit the printing of graphically intensive files.