Quantity

measurement accuracy

measurement accuracy

Measurement accuracy is defined as the closeness of agreement between a measured quantity value and a true quantity value of a measurand (i.e., the quantity intended to be measured) (ISO-JCGM 200, 2008), and is often limited by calibration errors.

Diesel Difference Between Gas and Diesel
Difference Between Gas and Diesel
Diesel fuel is thicker than gasoline, which means it evaporates slower. Diesel fuel also has more energy density. These features are another reason wh...
Thin Difference Between TFT and Plasma
Difference Between TFT and Plasma
Thin Film Transistor or more commonly known as TFT is a type of semiconductor that is used mainly as a component in LCD displays while plasma comes fr...
Soul Difference Between Soul and Spirit
Difference Between Soul and Spirit
While the two words are often used interchangeably, the primary distinction between soul and spirit in man is that the soul is the animate life, or th...