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Dr. Beckman's first important invention was the pH meter, which provided laboratories with a simple and speedy device to measure acidity and alkalinity.

Under the instruction of Professor Alan Sanga, who has an electrical engineering background and teaches at Glendale Community College, the class learned all things smart meter — which provide utilities with real-time data on customer energy use — along with electricity basics and alternative electricity sources.

There are two types of analogue meters (that use needles): a volume unit which can give you a good rough idea and is cheaper but less sensitive, than the peak program meter which provides more accurate readings and needle falls more slowly.

Mr. Goldner said that utility companies in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut must now allow for net metering, which provides that excess electrical energy produced by the solar panels is sent from the inverter backward through the meter to the utility company.

It would also pay for 3,000 miles of new or modernized transmission lines as part of a new national electric grid as well as 40 million "smart meters," which provide instant readouts of electricity uses, on American homes.

The Council also passed a bill on Wednesday that essentially gives motorists a five-minute grace period at muni-meters, which provide a receipt to display in the car; the measure will allow drivers to have tickets voided if they can show a new muni-meter receipt within five minutes of receiving a ticket.

With the rise of Nielsen’s local people meters, which provide daily ratings information in the country’s major TV markets, the data generated during sweeps is only really relevant in the medium and smaller markets.

But some utilities have done away with the guesswork by installing smart meters, which provide customers with real-time consumption data.

With regard to the production of 10 kg of P. juliflora pods per tree, with 5 × 5-meter spacing which provides shading to the cactus, Alves (1981) states that it is possible to estimate an Opuntia production of approximately 60 tons per hectare/year, provided correct cultural treatments are applied during the first year after establishment.

To overcome this challenge, a steady-state method using a copper heat flux meter is developed, which provides a useful tool for indirect TCR measurement.

There are a couple readouts unique to the Leaf: the range meter, of course, which provides a live estimate of your range, taking into account A/C and other factors.