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gauge, n an instrument used to determine the dimensions or caliber of an object. gauge, Boley, n.pr a vernier type of instrument used for measuring in the metric system. It is accurate to tenths of millimeters. gauge, leaf, n a device for measuring the distance between two objects. A leaf gauge consists of a series of thin strips of plastic or metal, each calibrated and arranged in a sequential fashion in ascending or descending thicknesses, usually expressed in millimeters or fractions of millimeters. In dentistry, the leaf gauge is used to measure interocclusal space or the magnitude of an interocclusal interference. gauge, undercut, n an attachment used in conjunction with a dental cast surveyor to measure the amount of infrabulge of a tooth in a horizontal plane. |
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A 15-year-old girl in the Gage household named Meg gets Hannah as her personal servant and the girls conspire to not reveal their secrets to the Gages. Gages team used chemicals to coax the cells in laboratory dishes into creating neurons instead of other types of brain cells and then harvested all the RNAs within the new neurons. Two units from Edmunds Gages [Farmington, CT] were already in use at ICD. |
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