To find out more about these figures, I bought a digital power meter to identify which electrical items are the main culprits.
To use the system, the patient downloads data from her blood glucose meter to the computer, which classifies the glucose measurements according to a defined decision tree.
Chests with changing colors, which allow players to choose which meter to replenish, have also been available.
Conversely, species richness is mainly influenced by environmental heterogeneity at small spatial scales (centimeters to meters), which creates a mosaic of microhabitats.
The product at the center of Susan's challenge was METER's water activity meter, which is used to determine whether food is safe for people to consume.
The cylinders which carry the feet are 1.20 to 1.80 meters wide, which corresponds to the effective width of the pass.
Thomas has a jeweler's magnifying loupe, a small battery-powered meter that is wired to a conductor and a little gel pen wired to the meter, which can test any item and immediately assay its authenticity as real gold -- and if it is gold, determine what the karat is.
The system embeds a RFID tag with integrated thermal thermometer and a transmitter into a football helmet to broadcast stats to a handheld PDA up to 500 meters away which trainers would use to monitor athletes temperature.
In the first female variation, the dancer (Ana Sophia Scheller) makes quick and full-bodied staccato shifts from one position to another, drawing attention to the steady meter with which Mozart bounces from one unpredictable note to another.
These "fingers" consist of plump, rounded branches which may grow up to 1 meter long, which originate from a central fleshy mass commonly referred to as a "spongy, basal holdfast".
