It is served by a narrow gauge railway station of SNTF, which in 2008, may be replaced with a standard gauge railway.

The charge in a gauge theory has to do with the way a particle transforms under the gauge symmetry i.e., its representation under the gauge group.

Wired with 14 gauge wire typically.

And, where possible, manufacturers should down gauge materials (make parts thinner).

There will be several ways to gauge the election s relative success.

Peretz was unable to gauge the strategic implications of his decisions.

In 1441, king Sejong's son, Prince Munjong, invented the first standardized rain gauge.

The exact number of deaths is difficult to gauge from the information available.

In 1662, Sir Christopher Wren invented the mechanical, self emptying, tipping bucket rain gauge.

In 1662, Sir Christopher Wren invented the mechanical, self emptying, tipping bucket rain gauge.

The boxes are too narrow.

They created tests that can establish a person s HIV status or gauge the disease s progression.

I urge the Council regularly to gauge the effect of resolution 1572 (2004) on the ground.

This narrow focus makes the debate unconstructive.

Indeed, Mubarak s strategic vision is desperately narrow.

There are signs that the Syrians are unable to gauge American intentions on other issues as well.

The Ministry of Women Development carried out an audit of the plan in 2002 to gauge progress.

Britain s last election also produced a narrow outcome.

On this narrow point, they might be right.

This is a clear but very narrow standard.

Each campaign is now desperately trying to gauge the impact of the financial crisis on these battleground states.

The scale of sexual abuse that is, when the exploitation becomes criminal was somewhat more difficult to gauge.

Needles in common medical use range from 7 gauge (the largest) to 33 (the smallest) on the Stubs scale.

This would complete a somewhat awkward Cape to Cairo line with three gauges ( twice) and three breaks of gauge.

Plastics have overlapping densities over a very narrow range.

Alas, Hatoyama controls only the narrow field of policy.

Her mission was projected from a narrow ideological base.

Selectivity and narrow reinterpretation can only weaken the Treaty.

It was some kind of narrow river or channel.

States parties to the Treaty must narrow that gap.

Amar Bhide suggested that commercial banks return to narrow banking.

The subject of their work can be narrow or broad.

And for the house he made windows of narrow lights.

The donor base for these contributions has remained relatively narrow.

Nothing wrong with that, unless you ask it to do what 12 gauge wire's supposed to do, and that's what happens.

It uses the luminosity of the brightest red giant branch stars in a galaxy to gauge the distance to that galaxy.

Each subprogramme of the Division establishes performance targets in specific service areas to gauge the effectiveness and efficiency of their performance.

The Russian government s concept of modernization is too narrow to succeed.

Trade negotiations become either broad and deep or narrow and limited.

You are seeing only a very narrow picture of the events.

Conspicuously, Haiti s Dominican neighbors were the first to gauge the magnitude of the problem and the global nature of the required solution.

It is hard, even for Yemenis, to gauge whose interests are being served by the fighting that has spread across their country.

An advantage of rubber bulb devices is that they provide visual feedback (via a gauge) of how much pressure is being applied.

In addition, twice a year, field missions are required to complete supplier evaluation forms designed to gauge vendors' compliance with contractual specifications.

This narrow, fearful mindset runs contrary to everything this festival is about.