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objętościomierz narzędzia do pomiaru objętości ciała stałego, cieczy lub gazu. wolumetryczna metoda obliczania objętości; analiza metod analizy objętościowej ciekłej lub gazowej. dobrowolne jest kontrolowane przez wolę; mięśnie, które mogą być kontrolowane przez pożądanie lub mózg. volumeter alat utk mengukur isi padu sesuatu pepejal, cecair atau gas. volumetri kaedah penyukatan mengikut isi padu; analisis ~ kaedah analisis cecair atau gas mengikut isi padu. voluntari dikawal oleh kemahuan; otot ~ otot yg dapatdikawal oleh kemahuan atau otak.
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Fundamentals of Hand Therapy: Clinical Reasoning and ...
FIGURE 5-8 A, Edema measurement using the volumeter. The waterthat is displaced by immersion ofthe hand and distal forearm into the volumeter overflows into a collection beaker. B, Volumeter measurement is completed when the ...
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U.S. Forest Service Research Note - Trbtan 79-181 - Halaman 101
Volumeter (A and B) and reservoir (C) used to measure foliage volume of conifer needles. (Parts identified by letters are described in the text.) A reservoir (C), consisting of a pyrex-tubing stem, glass cylinder and stopcock, was also made to ...
United States. Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Stations, Fort Collins, Colo, 1967
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Laboratory Exercises in Zoology - Halaman 155
Petri dish. The mouse is placed in the volumeter and the bung minus syringe or clip is inserted as before. This volumeter measures overall gas exchange. In volumeter 3, which will act as the thermobarometer, the procedure as for volumeter 2, ...
H. S. Luker, A. J. Luker, 2013
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Handbook of Non-Ferrous Metal Powders: Technologies ...
In the Scott volumeter, the bulk condition of the powder is obtained by filling the density cup as a result of passing. ∅30 1 2 5 Powder Characterization and Testing 35 Bulk density Apparent density Funnel method Scott volumeter.
Oleg D Neikov, I. B. Murashova, Nicholas A. Yefimov, 2009
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Metallic Powders. Determination of Apparent Density. Scott ...
Powder metallurgy, Particulate materials, Metals, Density measurement, Volume, Test equipment, Testing conditions, Samples, Dimensions
British Standards Institute Staff, 1993
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Pharmaceutical Capsules - Halaman 110
Hausner (1967) employed the ASTM Standards B-243-61 and B-329-6, which define the tap volumeter as an equipment with a free fall height of 1 inch (about 25 mm) and a tapping frequency of 30 taps per minute. Modern pharmacopoeias ...
Fridrun Podczeck, Brian E. Jones, 2004
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Hand Function in the Child: Foundations for Remediation - Halaman 375
Warm or hot may indicate infection or inflammation, whereas cool or cold may point to a vascular insufficiency. 6. Edema. Edema should be noted throughout the healing process. Edema is measured with a tape measure or volumeter.
Anne Henderson, Charlane Pehoski, 2006
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Occupational Therapy Evaluation for Adults: A Pocket Guide
figURe 7-39 hand volumeter ProcEdurE to MEasurE hand EdEMa using avoluMEtEr39,63. Box. 7-14. 1. Instruct client on how to place hand in volumeter prior to filling with water by demonstrating 2. if standing or sitting in front of volumeter, ...
Kerryellen Vroman, Elizabeth Stewart, 2013
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Quality Attributes and their Measurement in Meat, Poultry ...
A significant correlation coefficient between the results of the capillary volumeter method and those of the centrifugation method of Bouton et al. (1972) was found. The correlation between the capillary volumeter method and the FPPM of Grau ...
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Physical Rehabilitation: Evidence-Based Examination, ...
Edema isgenerallymeasured by water displacement using a volumeter (see Fig. 18-10) or through circumferential measures withaflexibletape measure.19Results of these tests should be compared with the uninvolved limb and over time.
Michelle H. Cameron, Linda Monroe, 2007
