 | United States. National Bureau of Standards - Calibration - 1968 - 460 pages
...measure of the precision of the observations because if, for example h'=2h, that is, if ff' = ^<r, then "a double error can be committed in the former system...according to the common way of speaking, a double degree 01 precision is attributed to the latter observations." " The fact of the matter is, however, that:... | |
 | Weights and measures - 1969 - 488 pages
...measure of the precision of the observations because if, for example h'=2h, that is, if cVIcr, then “a double error can be committed in the former system...precision is attributed to the latter observations.”” The fact of the matter is, however, that: “. . . different fields have particularly favorite ways... | |
 | United States. National Bureau of Standards - Engineering - 1963 - 738 pages
...measure of the precision of the observations because if, for example h' = 2h, that is, if o-' = ^o-, then "a double error can be committed in the former system...precision is attributed to the latter observations." u The fact of the matter is, however, that: ". . . different fields have particularly favorite ways... | |
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... a double error can be committed in the former system with the same facility as a single error in the latter, in which case, according to the common way of speaking, a double degree of precision is attributed to the latter observations.”” The fact... 