gauges

I began by saying that markets are not good gauges of our economies.

And now, inevitably, there must be critical attention paid to those faulty speed gauges.

That oil used in manufacturing the gauges had not been flushed out, and a residue remained.

There are three of these gauges on each Airbus, called pitot tubes.

This directive suggests a far more specific flaw in the Airbus air speed gauges than has been admitted before.

On the wall of his room was a map of the Southern States, showing by colored lines the various gauges of all the railroads.

Some rain-gauges are constructed for showing the quantity of rain which falls from each of the four principal quarters.

The observation of rain-gauges and hygrometers at the same three descriptions of locality.

To provide efficient safety-valves, steam-gauges, and other appurtenances.

But one feels that he loves and hates his children as we do, and that he correctly gauges their moral value.