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Inductive oscillometric measurements

Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry, 1970
Summary The relations between the characteristics of an oscillometric “external inductance” type of cell and the frequenziometric sensitivity, when dealing with solutions of electrolytes, have been examined. The measurements taken using different values of inductance having the same diameter have shown a maximum sensitivity for a given concentration.
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Measurement of conductivity by induction

Journal of Applied Physics, 1972
The exact solution to the problem of determining the conductivity of a metallic cylinder from the measurement of the decay of induced currents is compared to the approximate solution which considers the cylinder to be a single time-constant R-L network. We consider the general case where the sample partially fills the primary coil and where the primary
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Measurement of Inductance of Liquefied Natural Gas

2018 22nd Conference of Open Innovations Association (FRUCT), 2018
The peculiarities of application of various means of measuring gas mass are being considered. We study the dependence of the inductance of a gas cylinder from the quantity of liquefied gas in the tank and the ambient temperature. The results of experiments are presented.
Viktor V. Makarov, Arkady P. Klarin, Viktor A. Shurygin, Alexander A. Dyumin, Igor M. Yadykin   +4 more
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Goodness-of-Fit Measures for Induction Trees

2003
This paper is concerned with the goodness-of-fit of induced decision trees. Namely, we explore the possibility to measure the goodness-of-fit as it is classically done in statistical modeling. We show how Chi-square statistics and especially the Log-likelihood Ratio statistic that is abundantly used in the modeling of cross tables, can be adapted for ...
Gilbert Ritschard, Djamel A. Zighed
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Inductive Sensor for Temperature Measurement in Induction Heating Applications

IEEE Sensors Journal, 2012
A new inductive sensor for temperature measurement in domestic induction hobs and results of its applications are presented. It consists of a coil and a resonant electronic circuit which measures the impedance variation of ferromagnetic pots when their temperature changes.
Carlos Franco, Jesús Acero, Rafael Alonso, Carlos Sagues, David Paesa   +4 more
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Colorblind Measures and Inductions

2017
Empirical investigations of racial colorblindness require corresponding measures and inductions. A wide variety of measurement and inductive strategies are available in the literature; however, corresponding with theoretical treatments of colorblindness, remarkably little consensus exists.
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Metallothionein Induction

Health Physics, 1988
Mice treated to induce metallothionein (MT) synthesis in the liver prior to irradiation were resistant to radiation; this also was true of mice that had a portion of skin surgically removed or an immunomodulator administered. Mice given Mn, Cd or Zn subcutaneously prior to irradiation showed increased tolerance to an LD50 level (6-8 Gy) of x rays ...
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Hyperconducting inductive measure of magnetic induction

Measurement Techniques, 1985
G. K. Yagola, D. R. Vasil'ev, Yu. I. Kazantsev   +2 more
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Induction Motor Efficiency Measurement

2000
There can be no doubt that the most accurate methods for determining the efficiency of an induction motor are based on calorimetry. Such methods seek to determine losses directly be measuring the heat generated by the appropriately loaded motor. Unfortunately, however, calorimetric testing is expensive and time consuming and as such is completely ...
S. Williamson, H. P. Sambath
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Measurement of self-inductance

The Physics Teacher, 1988
S. Y. Mak, P. K. Tao
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