The measuring range that the equipment has been designed to measure. The measuring range is defined by a lower and an upper range-limit. Within this range, measurements are made within specified accuracies. In addition, depending upon the physical quantity being measured, adjustment ranges for the lower and upper range-limits or a rangeability may also be specified. These may be expressed as a percentage of the maximum span, as absolute values or as a ratio

adverb (prefixed to a comparative means "thereby" or 'by so much', e.g. What student is the better for mastering these futile distinctions? This combination can enter into the further construction seen in The more the merrier (i.e. 'by how much more, by that much merrier'). It cannot enter into a construction with than: the tendency to insert it before more and less (putting any the more, none the less for anymore, no less) should be resisted, e.g. in The intellectual release had been no less (not one the less) marked than the physical. - The Oxford Guide to English Usage Alexander Demidov)

abbr., slang

teh (использование слова teh вместо the указывает на несерьёзность сказанного Adrax)

The [θi:] abbr.

abbr., org.name.

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The measuring range: 1 phrase in 1 subject

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measuring range
auto.ctrl.	gamma di misura
health.	campo dinamico; gamma dinamica
IT el.	campo di misura
tech.	intervallo di misura


upper range limit
IT el.	limite superiore del campo di misura


that
gen.	che; quale


equipment
environ.	apparecchiature


have
gen.	avere


design
gen.	progettare