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1 something valuable that is given to a person or organization that has lent you money and that they can keep if you fail to pay back the money
2 something valuable that is given to a person or organization that has lent you money, which they can keep if you fail to pay back the loan
The ground reaction forces and center of pressure of the foot interacting with the floor were measured using a platform instrumented with strain gages.
Public expenditure on health, however, is an indirect way to gage government involvement.
A one degree of freedom strain gage load cell is mounted on the base of the non-impaired arm support.
Moreover, the count is added to gage in the dictionary since it exists already.
Much of the forward strake is designed to meet minimum gage requirements.
Gage lists them both under the headword "analyse", citing them as entirely neutral equivalents.
We acknowledge that in order to truly gage the impact of this mechanism, and certainly to operationalize it, cost data are essential.
In the wires of the system, tension sensors using strain gages are installed.
