| Younger award winners, for example, are frequently research partners, whose visits are likely to produce more gaugeable results. |
| The measuring device of the invention is gaugeable and is capable of complying with industry requirements. |
| Even if the sheet is thick enough to sustain tapping, it may actually be more economical to use self-clinching fasteners with gaugeable threads. |
| This analytic characterization is very useful in determining whether a process perturbed by a potential is gaugeable or conditionally gaugeable in concrete cases. |
| Despite assessable hemodynamic effects, chronic high-grade CAD does not lead to gaugeable morphological or functional changes of the retina. |
| Once leaks are identified, using gaugeable tube fittings reduces problems, improves equipment reliability, and conserves energy. |
