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The differences in values obtained from electrical and spectroscopic measurement are due to different sensitivity of the measuring techniques to different mechanisms and their systematic errors.
On the other hand, the measuring techniques to determine experimentally the internal and external flux distribution are not so much advanced.
A special focus is on high rate testing and measuring techniques to be applied to determine reliable dynamic fracture toughness properties of cracks initiating at elevated loading rates, and of fast propagating and arresting cracks.
Investigations have used different definitive cast configurations, materials, and measuring techniques to evaluate dimensional change, leaving clinicians undecided as to the most accurate method to reproduce a dental arch.
This approach is about invention and implementation of a new process that combines both electrical and optical measuring techniques to automate circuit and layout plan reconstruction of long-living and cost intensive electronic boards.
Cost-effectiveness, and likelihood of ever being actually applied, could be improved by simple testable models involving a few indicator variables for which can be designed specific measuring techniques to yield reliable data.
Having analyzed the aims of the joint survey and the comprehensive survey, we propose design principles, and work modes, for adopting GPS technology as the position measuring technique to be used in these two stages.
George Gatewood and Heinrich Eichhorn, at a different observatory and using newer plate measuring techniques, failed to verify the planetary companion.
The evidence is also limited by suboptimal measuring techniques, failure to monitor alcohol concentrations, and weak study design.
Single- and multiplexed-point strain measuring techniques were used to measure strains of the structures.
However, the true Equator has been discovered to be a few hundred feet to the north owing to measuring techniques that, in 1936, were not as accurate as today.
