Measure for Measure
2012
Measure for Measure: First Step Toward Disaster
Users who take it upon themselves to forego calibration without adequately evaluating the impact of their decision within a specific measurement application increase the likelihood of making a bad measurement-based decision....
Measure for Measure: Measuring Your Worth
I’ve run across this type of situation in which a calibration technician might feel he or she is not as important as others in the organization. Nothing could be further from the truth....
Measure for Measure: According to Specifications
My previous column discussed the averages and computation of different standard deviations. On the heels of that, it makes sense to discuss basic measurement considerations and specifications....
Measure for Measure: On Average
Averaging measurements is useful. It’s better to take more than one measurement and report the average of the results. But reporting the measurement average has certain flaws....
Measure for Measure: On Solid Ground
There are a few fundamentals every calibration or metrology department should know to get moving in the right direction....
Measure for Measure: Student Teaching
While assisting laboratories with their measurement uncertainty estimation for ISO 17025 accreditation, I am frequently asked the question of when to use Student’s t-distribution....
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