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This article draws on perspectives from science and technology studies and environmental discourse analysis to explore how these modelling and measurement processes are being co-constructed with forest carbon policies and political economies, and applied in project design in local settings.

We demonstrate that measurement processes are not just technical but social and political, carrying and thus cementing particular views of landscape and social relations that in turn make likely particular kinds of intervention pathway, with fortress style conservation or plantations becoming the dominant approach.

All the measurement processes were carried out under ambient atmosphere and at room temperature.

This definition shows that the uncertainty with the standard contributes to the combined measurement uncertainty since values that result from the measurement process are in reality ratios between the measured values and the measurement standard, expressed in the same units.

The mass moments of inertia involved in the measurement process are evaluated.

The properties of the involved vacuum fields selected via the measurement process are the physical background of the complementarity principle in quantum optics.

The measurement process was achieved through measuring carbon dioxide concentration, temperature and relative humidity inside the chamber in relation to time.

A ground surface roughness measurement method is proposed to address current problems in the use of machine vision technology to measure roughness: the calculations are complex, and the measurement process is largely affected by the light source.

One problem with region of interest studies is that they usually only measure a small number of selected brain regions because the measurement process is labour-intensive.

As discussed above, the Copenhagen interpretation of the measurement process is essentially pragmatic.

They also say the measurement process is impenetrable, making it difficult to understand how companies with serious social or environmental impacts could be highly rated.