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Unlike conventional inertial navigation systems, the RT uses GNSS to correct all its measurements. GNSS makes measurements of position, velocity and (for dual antenna systems) heading. Using these measurements, the RT is able to keep other measurements, such as roll and pitch, accurate. Tight coupling of the GNSS and inertial measurements

recommends equations for converting the SCRIM friction measurements to traditional LWST friction measurements. A strong correlation was found between LWST measurements using a ribbed tire and the SCRIM measurements, as both measurements are more sensitive to microtexture than macrotexture. The results show that harmonization is possible with .

The analysis of the AURN FDMS measurements found that, overwhelmingly, the FDMS purge measurements behaved as expected and are suitable for use in the VCM on a national scale. A review of the spatial limits of the model domain was considered necessary following the results of the analysis of the hourly measurements and AURN FDMS measurements. Both

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Spacecraft charging may affect scientiic measurements on spacecraft. For example, when scientiic measurements of space plasma properties such as the plasma density, mean energy, plasma distribution function, and electric ields are needed onboard, the measurements may be affected. The effects on each of these measurements are explained here.

across the 14 landmarks using Rhino, a 3D modelling software, as well as FARO Scene. These measurements were compared and found an average difference of 1 mm between the total station and the laser scanner measurements, 10 mm between the total station and manual measurements, and 10 mm between the laser scanner and manual measurements.

DC Recharge Amp-Hours DC Amp Hours Table 1 – Electrical measurements made for EV MPG equivalency by US EPA SAE J1634 makes the following requirements on electrical energy measurements: Total accuracy of (DC) current and voltage measurements shall be within 1% of the reading or 0.3% of full scale

DC Recharge Amp-Hours DC Amp Hours Table 1 – Electrical measurements made for EV MPG equivalency by US EPA SAE J1634 makes the following requirements on electrical energy measurements: Total accuracy of (DC) current and voltage measurements shall be within 1% of the reading or 0.3% of full scale

IEC, 2012).1 All turbines in the study became operational on or before 2011 so measurements of wind turbine sound power conformed to IEC 61400-11 (IEC, 2002). The main difference from the requirements of IEC 61400-11 (IEC, 2012) was in wind speed measurements, and post analysis was used to make measurements consistent with the current standard.

INSTRUMENTATION FOR NOISE MEASUREMENTS 7.1 PURPOSES OF MEASUREMENTS There are many reasons to make noise measurements. Noise data contains amplitude, frequency, time or phase information, which allows us to: 1. Identify and locate dominant noise sources 2. Optimize selection of noise control devices, methods, materials

customized impression trays, and cast models were fabricated. A caliper with a 10-mm scale was used for the linear measurements. Digital measurements were obtained using the follow-ing two methods: a. Measurements on virtual models obtained from intraoral optical impressions using Trios 3 shape software program (DP) (Fig. 3). b.

Fluke 8060A Digital Multimeter nHandheld, microcomputer-based 4½ digit multimeter nTrue-rms measurements for ac signals up to 100 kHz. nFrequency measurements up to 200 kHz. nVoltage measurements in dBm referenced to 600 Ω or in dB relative to an operator-selected reference voltage. nResistance measurements up to 30