measurement accuracy
collocation in Englishmeaningsofmeasurementandaccuracy
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measurement
noun
uk/ˈmeʒ.ə.mənt/us/ˈmeʒ.ɚ.mənt/
the act or process ...
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accuracy
noun[U]
uk/ˈæk.jə.rə.si/us/ˈæk.jɚ.ə.si/
the fact of being exact ...
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(Definition ofmeasurementandaccuracyfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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This gives a genuine probability when combined with the datameasurementaccuracy.
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The following discussions are for the best understanding of why the shadow system can be considered almost ideal with ultra-precisionmeasurementaccuracy.
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As we may notice, experimental and calculated data agree within the limits of some computation ambiguity andmeasurementaccuracy.
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These parameters, such as initial beam energy on the target and focal spot size, have been varied within themeasurementaccuracylimits.
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Themeasurementaccuracyof a shadow system can be roughly estimated with study of an extreme case.
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It is known that the ambient conditions in robotic work cells, especially the temperature, may drag down themeasurementaccuracyof the shadow system.
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The instrument was internally temperature stabilized to ensuremeasurementaccuracy.
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The known movements of the objects used in the assessment of themeasurementaccuracycould be measured only to the nearest 0.25 mm.
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With this process of approach control, obviously, the kinematic accuracy of the integrated robotic system only relies on themeasurementaccuracyof the shadow system.
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For example, it is unreasonable to infer a standard deviation much less than the datameasurementaccuracy.
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Note that datameasurementaccuracydoes (should) affect estimation in some circumstances.
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Controller performance is tested through simulation and an experiment further demonstrates headingmeasurementaccuracyimportance even in the case of strong detrimental errors effects.
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The answer is because all developed countries have complex economies which need a minimum level ofmeasurementaccuracyfor fair trading in the public interest.
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The new line of fixators uses advanced software to solve the previous problems ofmeasurementaccuracyand the need for specialized training.
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One issue with this sensor type ismeasurementaccuracywhen compared to a calibrated mechanical sensor.
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In productivity measurement, combining and aggregating the data always involves reducedmeasurementaccuracy.
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Their values deviate from prediction by about 10% due to the limitedmeasurementaccuracyand slight variation of the cone thickness along its length.
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Themeasurementaccuracyis a few centimeters and it tracks the movement of tectonic plates with comparable accuracy.
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Uncertainty takes all the metering system factors that impactmeasurementaccuracyinto account.
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