Sentence examples for systematic metering from inspiring English sources
In the Las Vegas area, systematic metering had an initial impact as it enabled to bill water according to use, and to have the residents know the extent of their own individual use (Lasserre 2011).
In this paper, the important systematic influences for an ultrasonic flow meter (UFM) for feed water flow are identified to decide which characterisations have to be carried out in addition to a typical baseline calibration with water at 20 °C.
"This is clearly a systematic failure on the part of the meters and the technology," said Bhairavi Desai, the executive director of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, which represents cabbies.
It belies a tide of systematic abuse – including blackmail, beatings and rapes – metered out against sex workers, a section of society seen by some as sub-humans deserving of anything that comes to them.
The present study clearly demonstrates that this systematic A1C bias makes eAG a systematically biased estimate of MBG downloaded from patient glucose meters in high- and low-HGI patients.
In anomalous flow conditions (no steady state conditions), with perturbations in the flow (i.e. pulsating flows or intermittent flows), the metrological performance of turbine meter can dramatically decady, inducing remarkable systematic errors.
While a recent systematic review [ 23] determined the 40-meter and 50-ft walk tests have the best measurement evidence, this review did not include the 20-meter walk test.
The radionuclide activity meter constancy was also assumed to be a fixed effect as we assumed a systematic association between the calibration factor and the radionuclide activity meter constancy.
The paper deals with a systematic investigation into the flow of copper slag abrasive particles through a metering valve.
However, no systematic literature review has assessed the agreement of measurements by ABGs and/or glucose meters in critically ill patients.
One of the critical systematic temperature influences that affects most flow instruments is the thermal expansion of the meter body.
