Discussion of the Precision of Measurements With Examples Taken Mainly From Phy
Discussion of the Precision of Measurements With Examples Taken Mainly From Phy
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8$ Second. To obtain a measurement of the desired quantity, and have the result accurate within a specified limit. For this the statements made at page 34 apply verbatim, both to the whole method and to the separate components. It is necessary only to add that a preliminary solution by equal effects should be made to determine approximately the best value of the precision measure of each component. Also at the close of the actual observations, it is essential to make a final calculation of the ...precision measure of the result and to combine with this an estimate, so far as one is possible, of the ** error of method " and of the effect of any constant which may be suspected to exist.
Third. Given a completed result obtained by a stated method, to estimate its accuracy. The remarks of the corresponding . Section at page 35 apply equally to indirect measurements.
Data required to Substantiate Result. The remarks of page 36 apply equally to indirect measurements.
Planning of Indirect Measurement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8$ Second. To obtain a measurement of the desired quantity, and have the result accurate within a specified limit. For this the statements made at page 34 apply verbatim, both to the whole method and to the separate components. It is necessary only to add that a preliminary solution by equal effects should be made to determine approximately the best value of the precision measure of each component. Also at the close of the actual observations, it is essential to make a final calculation of the ...precision measure of the result and to combine with this an estimate, so far as one is possible, of the ** error of method " and of the effect of any constant which may be suspected to exist.
Third. Given a completed result obtained by a stated method, to estimate its accuracy. The remarks of the corresponding . Section at page 35 apply equally to indirect measurements.
Data required to Substantiate Result. The remarks of page 36 apply equally to indirect measurements.
Planning of Indirect Measurement.
What to read after Discussion of the Precision of Measurements With Examples Taken Mainly From Phy?
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