Sentence examples for traceable units from inspiring English sources

Granularity describes different levels of traceable units.

An overlying variegated mudstone (L3.MS) is also subdivided into three traceable units: lower, L3.lMS; middle, L3.mMS; and upper, L3.uMS.

North of the Flattops, two locally traceable sandstone units were named in the Jim Camp Wash beds in the area between the Peninsula and Mountain Lion Mesa.

Controls are defined as manufacturer, platform, or laboratory specific reference preparations that are not defined in units traceable to a higher order international standard.

Secondary standards are defined as either regional or national reference preparations or working reference materials used routinely with different laboratories and different platforms that are defined in units traceable to the higher order international standard.

Gravimetry is the most reliable technique in comparison to titremetry and instrumental method and the results of gravimetry are directly traceable to SI unit.

Out of these techniques conventional gravimetry method is the primary method of measurement and most reliable technique in comparison to titremetry and instrumental method and results of gravimetry are directly traceable to SI unit.

The method provides a comprehensive description of an AE sensor response to different planes of displacement and offers the potential for a traceable sensor calibration to units of length.

The units are traceable laterally over a distance exceeding 3 km where they are cut by channels that show basal mudstone draped by medium- to thin-bedded sandstone, and onlapped by thick-bedded planar laminated sandstone at the margin.

Noncategorical syllogistic is a form of logical inference using whole propositions as its units, an approach traceable to the Stoic logicians but not fully appreciated as a separate branch of syllogistic until the work of John Neville Keynes in the 19th century.

Instead, a moisture analyzer based on cavity ring-down spectroscopy (CRDS) calibrated in a manner traceable to the International System of Units (SI) measures the amount fraction of water in the generated gas.