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Metrology
...subfields: [[scientific metrology]], [[industrial metrology]], and [[legal metrology]]. It involves both theoretical and practical aspects of measurement, acros ...th experimental and theoretical determinations at any level of uncertainty in any field of science and technology. It aims to ensure the accuracy and con

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Pseudoscientific metrology
...ed and accepted system for measuring physical quantities. Pseudoscientific metrology often involves the use of historical, traditional, or unverified units of m ...es on precision, repeatability, and universal acceptance, pseudoscientific metrology often lacks empirical support and is not subject to peer review or standard

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Optical coherence tomography
...n developed for applications including [[Biomedical Optics]] and [[Optical Metrology]]. ...hnology]] in the early 1990s. The first commercial systems were introduced in 1996.

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Measurement
...he metre, second or degree Celsius. The science of measurement is called [[metrology]]. ...nd application of measurement are dependent on the context and discipline. In the natural sciences and engineering, measurements do not apply to nominal

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Kibble balance
...tant, following the redefinition of the International System of Units (SI) in 2019. ...ng mode, the force needed to balance the mass of the object is determined. In the moving mode, the velocity of the coil moving through the magnetic field

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Medical-dictionary-misc.
*[[(in DNA bio-informatics)]] *[[(in biology)]]

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Triple point
...as. At this point, the three phases coexist in equilibrium, and any change in temperature or pressure will cause a transition between these phases. ...fundamental property of a substance and is often used as a reference point in thermodynamic calculations.

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Quantum limit
...cle, we will explore the concept of the quantum limit and its implications in various fields of science. ...ound implications in various fields of science, including quantum physics, metrology, and information theory. It sets a fundamental limit on the accuracy of mea

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Profilometer
| classification = [[Metrology]] ...ment used to measure the surface profile of an object. It is commonly used in various industries, including manufacturing, engineering, and research. The

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Planck constant
...batomic levels. It was first introduced by the German physicist Max Planck in 1900 as part of his groundbreaking work on black-body radiation. The significance of the Planck constant lies in its role in the quantum theory of light and matter. It relates the energy of a particle

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Telecentric lens
...e in [[precision measurement]] applications, such as [[machine vision]], [[metrology]], and [[microscopy]]. ...f rays (central rays of the light bundle) are parallel to the optical axis in either the object space (object-side telecentric), the image space (image-s

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System of units
|title = International vocabulary of metrology - Basic and general concepts and associated terms |publisher = Joint Committee for Guides in Metrology }}</ref>{{rp|§1.13}}{{rp|§1.9}} An example of a system like this is one n

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Sairme (water)
...type of [[mineral water]] that originates from the [[Sairme]] resort area in [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]]. It is known for its unique mineral compositi ...tory of Sairme water dates back to ancient times. The water was discovered in the Sairme region, which is known for its rich mineral resources. The water

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Interferometry
...sed in various fields such as [[astronomy]], [[fiber optics]], engineering metrology, [[oceanography]], [[seismology]], [[plasma physics]], and [[biomedical sci ...iple behind interferometry is that the phase changes induced by variations in the path length or medium properties (such as refractive index) can be prec

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International Bureau Of Weights And Measures
...s global standards for the measurement of physical quantities. It is based in [[Sèvres]], [[France]], and operates under the authority of the [[General The BIPM was established by the [[Metre Convention]] in 1875. The convention was an international treaty signed by 17 countries, in

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Corning Incorporated
...orated''' is an American multinational technology company that specializes in specialty glass, ceramics, and related materials and technologies including ...ning Glass Works''' in 1875. The company has a long history of innovations in materials science, including the development of [[Pyrex]] and [[Gorilla Gla

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Drug reference standard
...Drug Reference Standards are highly characterized physical specimens used in the testing of drugs and the preparation of [[pharmaceutical products]]. ...compound that is well characterized. It is used to check the quality and [[metrology|metrological traceability]] of products, to validate analytical measurement

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Gas thermometer
...s a type of [[thermometer]] that measures [[temperature]] by the variation in volume or pressure of a gas. The principle behind the gas thermometer is ba ...This type of thermometer is known for its high accuracy and is often used in scientific research.

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Dephasing
...nce or synchronization between different components of a system, resulting in the decay of quantum or classical interference effects. In the context of quantum mechanics, dephasing is a process that disrupts the

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Quantum state
...ion about the system's properties, such as its energy, momentum, and spin. In quantum mechanics, the state of a system is represented by a wave function, ...wave function, |Ψ|^2, gives the probability density of finding the system in a particular state.

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