Sentence examples for incremental measurement from inspiring English sources

Compared to clinical scales a more incremental measurement of the deviation is possible.

There are several striking things about an I.A.C.C. boat: the ridiculously cramped working space for the 16-person crew; the prehistoric groans it emits when a line under load is eased; the incremental measurements of boat speed, in tenths of knots, by which performance is judged.

An on-board microprocessor continually sums the incremental measurements of the optical sensor to produce absolute position estimates.

Table 7 Indicators for the FM of face and incremental generalized measurement indicators Dimensions Indicators Description Morality-oriented face FMF1 I behave indecently in public.

The sensor includes a fine incremental-displacement measurement component combined with a coarse absolute-position measurement component to obtain high-resolution absolute positioning measurements.

Structural transformations occurring in these solid solutions during electrochemical cycling of lithium have been investigated by combining the results from powder neutron diffraction with those from cyclic voltammetry and incremental capacity measurements.

The 3 mm threshold is based upon studies on incremental attachment loss measurement, where the error of the recording method was calculated at 2.5 mm.

A rigorous proof is presented that the inductance and self-capacitance of the induction coil, as well as the parasitics of the load resistor, do not influence the integrator output in measurement of incremental flux linkages using DC operation of the fluxmeter.

CONCLUSION: In chronic HF due to LVSD, serial galectin-3 measurement adds incremental prognostic information and predicts LV remodelling.

Finally, the full effect of prompting on mortality may be the result of numerous small, incremental improvements that escaped measurement.

Therefore, the Philips list does not highlight the importance of discounting, the superiority of incremental analysis, and the measurement and valuation of costs.