linear measure

The system was based on the Egyptian's linear measure known as the royal cubit.

Chain (length): a unit of linear measure in the Imperial system.

The degree is our unit of linear measure.

The graduation can identify linear measures, such as inches or millimetres on a rule.

Just in linear measure, this was one part in 34,680, a rather exacting tolerance.

Examples of physical categories are: linear measure, area, volume, mass,

Such linear measures had little meaning.

Duration is a linear measure of how the price of a bond changes in response to interest rate changes.

Neuropsychological outcomes are highly correlated with linear measures of sub-cortical atrophy.

As a linear measure, used in drainage and hedging, it is equal to 20 feet, i.e. 6.096 m (for the international inch).

- See the Appendix on Numenorean Linear Measures, pp.

Univariate linear measures

Resolution, which reflects the quality of the camera, is usually stated in linear measure and is unaffected by how much a photograph is enlarged.

Beginning Sunday, transactions involving liquid measures and linear measures will have to go metric, so goodbye gallon and yard.

That Celeborn was tall is mentioned in a note to the discussion of Numenorean Linear Measures, p.299.

Link (unit), a British and US unit of linear measure in surveying: 100 links = 1 chain

Linear measure in Taiwan is largely metric but some units derived from traditional Japanese units of measurement remain in use.

The number of reflected electrons is a linear measure of the target's original positive charge, which, in turn, is a measure of brightness.

Carved in 1417, the forearm of this medieval knight was the official linear measure of the Republic - the ell of Dubrovnik, which measures 51.1cm.

This can be expressed in linear measures (a one inch group at 100 yards) or in angular measures (a MOA group).

A linear measure of a player's experience with the matchmade portion of the game and each particular playlist is also tracked (denoted as EXP).

Similarly, the ancient Romans began using the foot as a unit of linear measure at a time from which we have no contemporaneous written records of Roman metrology.

"With the dominance of arithmetic and the decimal system, dependent apparently on the number of fingers or toes, modern students have accepted the linear measure of time," he writes.

The output signals of the sensors are mixed in a dedicated electronics module that provides an output voltage whose magnitude is a direct linear measure of the quantity to be measured.

Originally, elevation was a linear measure of how high the gunners had to physically lift the muzzle of a gun up from the gun carriage to hit targets at a certain distance.