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Measuring Product Line Architectures

2002
Software application families and their accompanying architectures (also referred to as product line architectures or PLAs) are a promising area in which the potential of software component reuse can be fully realized. Evolving such application families necessitates making informed architectural decisions. Among industry and research communities, it is
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On‐line measurement and analysis of yeast flocculation

Biotechnology and Bioengineering, 1997
The ability of yeast to flocculate is important in different separation processes, especially in the beer industry. Because of the regulation purposes, there is a need for online monitoring. With the presented measuring set-up, consisting of a peristaltic pump, a photometer, and a computer, it is possible to determine the onset of flocculation as well ...
A, Podgornik, T, Koloini, P, Raspor
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In- and On-Line Measurement

2009
To a large extent, PSD analyses are executed off-line in an analytical laboratory. The advantage of the laboratory is that a variety of techniques, trained analysts and standard operating procedures (SOP’s) are available. Moreover, both instruments and procedures can be checked at regular time intervals, so that good quality assurance is possible.
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Advances in on-line appearance measurement

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1980
Abstract Glossmeters, opacimeters, colorimeters and spectrophotometers are well established and accepted as reliable and repeatable instruments for the measurement of appearance properties in the laboratory. As a natural evolution, efforts to apply the same kind of measurement to online control of these properties was begun over 20 years ago, and is,
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Comparing Packing Measures to Hausdorff Measures on the Line

Mathematische Nachrichten, 2002
In this paper the author compare packing measures to Hausdorff measures on the line. The main result of this paper is as follows.
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Measurement of Pipe Lines

1965
the method to be used in measuring pipe lines formed of pipes with caulked lead or other special joints is described in clauses 111, 113, 114, 115 and 117 of the Standard Method of Measurement of Civil Engineering Quantities. These clauses are reproduced in full accompanied by explanatory notes.
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ON‐LINE COLOUR MEASUREMENT

Sensor Review, 1992
Colour is not a property which is a physical part of things we see, it is simply the effect of visible light waves bouncing off or passing through the numerous objects in its path. The colour of an object is determined by several things, the characteristics of the light source, the way the object reflects, absorbs or transmits the light waves striking ...
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Transmission-line Measurements

1989
Traditionally many transmission-line measurements have been based on steady-state sinusoidal excitation. In such measurements of standing-wave ratio or reflection coefficient a comparison is made between the transmitted wave and the sum of the reflected waves.
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Measure and Category on the Line

1971
The notions of measure and category are based on that of countability. Cantor’s theorem, which says that no interval of real numbers is countable, provides a natural starting point for the study of both measure and category. Let us recall that a set is called denumerable if its elements can be put in one-to-one correspondence with the natural numbers 1,
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