gauging N
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gauge N
gauge VB (weights & measures)
| I | gauge |
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| you | gauge |
| he/she/it | gauges |
| we | gauge |
| you | gauge |
| they | gauge |
| I | gauged |
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| you | gauged |
| he/she/it | gauged |
| we | gauged |
| you | gauged |
| they | gauged |
| I | have | gauged |
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| you | have | gauged |
| he/she/it | has | gauged |
| we | have | gauged |
| you | have | gauged |
| they | have | gauged |
| I | had | gauged |
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| you | had | gauged |
| he/she/it | had | gauged |
| we | had | gauged |
| you | had | gauged |
| they | had | gauged |
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The location of gauging stations are often found on topographical maps.
en.wikipedia.org The nose of the aircraft had a hook on the underside and a short pole for gauging distance from the trailer.
en.wikipedia.org Improvements included installing gauge upgradeable sleepers, dual gauging level crossings, drainage and ballast renewal.
en.wikipedia.org We prefer the precision of measuring individual performance to the soft science of gauging team chemistry.
www.npr.org This gives notaries a singular advantage in gauging the property market, thus allowing them to appraise property, conduct transactions, and handle taxes and financing.
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