measurand

A substance being measured.

measurand

(mĕzh′ĕr-ănd″)

Any quantity subject to measurement.

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In addition, non-classical states have to be optimized precisely to a specific measurand. "Unfortunately, this is often at the expense of increased inaccuracy in another relevant measure," explains Fabian Wolf the challenge.

Germany : Researchers from Leibniz Universitt and Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt are developing more sensitive quantum sensors

BANKING AND CREDIT NEWS-March 7, 2019-Vance Street Capital strengthens position in geotechnical instrumentation space with acquisition of Measurand a[euro](c)

Vance Street Capital strengthens position in geotechnical instrumentation space with acquisition of Measurand a[euro](c)

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Vance Street Capital strengthens position in geotechnical instrumentation space with acquisition of Measurand a[euro](c)

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Vance Street Capital strengthens position in geotechnical instrumentation space with acquisition of Measurand a[euro](c)

4 March 2019 - California, US-based private equity firm Vance Street Capital LLC has acquired New Brunswick-based geotechnical instrumentation manufacturer Measurand Group, the company said.

Vance Street Capital Acquires Measurand to Expand Presence in Geotechnical Instrumentation Space

The heater power required to keep the TCOM01 at a constant temperature is the main measurand. Incorporating 5 heat flux sensors with a black absorber, it also offers a detailed picture of the heat gain and loss from different directions, and a good indication of convective and radiative asymmetry.

Hukseflux Introduces the Hot Cube Human Thermal Comfort Measuring System - A New, Innovative Tool for Automotive Testing and Research and Education

Measurement uncertainty Non-negative parameter characterizing the dispersion of the quantity values being attributed to a measurand, based on the information used (41).

Document review checklists for ISO 22870:2016 internal auditing: an applied tool for medical laboratories

The fundamental tenet of metrology is that one can never be certain that any measurement accurately captures the value of the measurand. Id.

THE BEST INSURANCE AGAINST MISCARRIAGES OF JUSTICE CAUSED BY JUNK SCIENCE: AN ADMISSIBILITY TEST THAT IS SCIENTIFICALLY AND LEGALLY SOUND

This is understandable; from a commonsense perspective, there should be a true value for the measurand in a sample, and with the complex technologies available to modern laboratories, it should be a simple task to provide an accurate result for any routine test.

The Enduring Importance and Challenge of Commutability

We seek to know the "true" value of an analyte (measurand) in a patient sample.

Commutability, traceability, and uncertainty of measurement: Finding the truth in laboratory testing

It provides a functional assessment of the blood mineral buffering system by integrating the interplay of the various components of this system into a single functional measurand. It thus adds important information beyond today's isolated measurement of single components which are challenging to integrate into a risk score in an objective and physiologically meaningful manner.

Phosphate, Calcification in Blood, and Mineral Stress: The Physiologic Blood Mineral Buffering System and Its Association with Cardiovascular Risk

The aim of the experiment is to implement the concept of using the HCPBF in the optical fiber interferometric stethoscope system, how it can interact with the applied signals, and how the measurand's relevant information is extracted by the PGC demodulation technique.

Experimental Study on the Concept of Hollow-Core Photonic Bandgap Fiber Stethoscope