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A dial is generally a flat surface, circular or rectangular, with numbers or similar markings on it, used for displaying the setting or output of a timepiece, radio, clock, watch, or measuring instrument. See also "dial indicator". The term may also refer to a movable control knob used to...
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The DIAL data set was also used to obtain radial wind velocity measurements at ranges beyond the maximum range of the concentration measurement.
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The invention relates to a dial measurement gauge, which comprises a drive rack with a transmission multiplier mechanism connected to a movable pointer of its dial, a depth feeler gauge movable along What is claimed is: 1. A dial measurement gauge comprising:
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lidar using the differential absorption (DIAL) method can provide unique and valuable information in such studies of ammonia. Past research (Zhao et al. 2002) demonstrated good accuracy in measurement of integrated line-of-sight concentrations and fluxes of a plume from a point source released from an ammonia tank.
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WWV Verier dial calibration to 25Khz marker frequency. WWV is the world standard for Time and Measurement.
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Evaluation of Errors in DIAL Measurement of Atmospheric O3, NO2 Concentrations...
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The Trav-A-Dial gives you precision measurement in an analog display preferred by many machinists.
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A method for analysis of rotary dial pulses focuses on transitions between pulse levels and differentiates true level changes from noise using a procedure employing two sample counters.
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the object being gauged deviates from the standard. This deviation is usually shown in units of measurement, but some gauges show only whether the deviation is within a certain range. They include dial indicators, in which movement of a gauging spindle deflects a pointer on a graduated dial;
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