Sentence examples for meter sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Turn back on the breaker and adjust the meter sensitivity if no reading is produced.

Effective land management strategies sometimes require meter-by-meter sensitivity.

Any asymmetry in the detectors position, e.g. due to manufacturing variations or improper handling of the CFM, induces a phase shift that leads to changes of the meter's sensitivity, and could therefore result into erroneous measurements of the mass flow.

In the single study that reported the combined accuracy of a screening questionnaire (CDQ) with a handheld flow meter, the sensitivity was 74% (95% CI 64%to8383%) and specificity was 97% (95% CI 95%to98%8%).

Most voltmeters have several options marked for voltage, so you can change your meter's sensitivity to get a good measurement and avoid damaging the device.

For the smallest buffer radius of 50 meters, the sensitivity is a low of 39%, suggesting street geocoding results are very inaccurate.

He emerges from his private school, and an education in the classics at the University of London, with a deeply pessimistic, depressed view of life and a built-in class-o-meter of extraordinary sensitivity.

Frequency filters in the meters serve to match meter readings with the sensitivity of the human ear and the relative loudness of various sounds.

Ishii et al. (1997a, 2002) developed a strain meter that had improved sensitivity as a result of mechanically expanding the deformation of the cylindrical vessel.

The UV power output was measured using a UV light meter with a peak sensitivity at 340 nm (LUYOR, UV 340B, China).

Total gamma radiation and magnetic susceptibility were measured in the field with a portable "GS-512" gamma-ray spectrometer (SatisGeo; measuring time 20 s) and a handhold "SM-20" magnetic susceptibility meter (GF Instruments) with a sensitivity of 10− 6 SI units.