A quantified spread of values attributable to a measured quantity, accounting for relevant measurement information and corrections.
Comparing an instrument indication with a reference of known value to establish their relation and its measurement uncertainty.
A force probe measures an applied force through a calibrated response. A bending beam with strain gauges is one realization; orientation and measurement calibration matter.
A balance that applies a compensating force to hold its load support near a reference position; the compensation signal measures the applied force.
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- A New NIST Automated Calibration System for Industrial-Grade Platinum Resistance Thermometers by Gregory F. Strouse and others
- Effects of different methods of preparation of ice mantles of triple point of water cells on the temporal behaviour of the triple-point temperatures by G. T. Furukawa and others
- A New NIST Automated Calibration System for Industrial-Grade Platinum Resistance Thermometers by Gregory F. Strouse and others
- Effects of different methods of preparation of ice mantles of triple point of water cells on the temporal behaviour of the triple-point temperatures by G. T. Furukawa and others
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A calibrated vessel used to infer a liquid's mass density from its mass and filled volume; see pycnometer density measurement for an inspected experiment and the accounting formula.
