The described electronic fish measuring board is a robust, inexpensive and efficient alternative to other methods and devices used to rapidly collect relatively large numbers of high-resolution length measurements.
But what little 11-month old child likes being dragged from his mom, laid on a measuring board and being prodded in the belly by a stranger?
Babies were weighed, the length was measured with a measuring board, and a tape measure was used to measure the head and mid-upper arm circumferences.
BW was registered to the nearest gram on an electronic scale; BL was measured using a measuring board for length, and tape measure was used for HC.
Height was measured using a standard measuring board; the subjects' body positions ensured their head, shoulder blades, buttocks, and heels were touching the board during measurement.
Infant length was obtained using a locally adapted measuring board.
Contact angle of the solder mounted on Cu printed board was measured to evaluate the wettability.
In 2004, the board of CVZ asked the Department of Health Policy and Management to evaluate the use of the databases to enforce policy measures, as the Board was dissatisfied with the databases they already had set up to control the use of a number of expensive drugs.
The response of the analog board was measured by QuakeFinder using a HP3562A Signal Analyzer, and incorporated into the spectra shown in Fig. 4.
