Regulation Measures

Bemerkung,/. observation, remark, note, bemessen, v.t. proportion, regulate, measure. — p.a. measured, exact symmetrical, bemodert, p.a. moldy, bemoost, p.a, mossy. 

Another problem is the extent of regulative measures. On the one hand, the use of asbestos is now almost completely banned in the European Union and in many other industrialised and economically thriving countries. On the other hand, more than 2 milhon tons of asbestos are extracted and consumed globally every year. A uniform global hazardous substances pohcy evidently does not exist yet. 

Standard Cubic Foot (SCF) A regulated measure of natural gas volumes, based on a standardized surface temperature of 60 degrees Fahrenheit and surface pressure of 14.65 psi. 

Note Reduce the sample gas cylinder pressure with a regulator. Measure the sample gas with a gas volume meter downstream from the detector tube to minimize contamination of or change to the gas samples. 

Growth-regulating measures in organic fruit growing... 

An Environmental Impact Study (EIS) as regarded today is a regulative measure to protect man and the environment from possible adverse effects of relevant... 

From the stability of the inverse (or zero) dynamics motion (Eq. 15) and of the linear filter (Eq. 16b) (tuned sufficiently fast), the stability of the closed-loop system motion follows. The regulated-measured outputs (z, ) have quasi(q)LNPA tracking dynamics, and the unmeasured regulated outputs (Zf) have the Eb-stability property (7) of the ZD motion (Eq. 15). As the controller gain is tuned faster, the controller approaches the behavior of its feedforward counterpart (Eq. 14), and this feature in turn constitutes the behavior recovery target of the measurement -driven controller that will be developed next. 

Childs, C, 2008. Human brain temperature regulation, measurement and relationship with cerebral trauma part 1. Br. J. Neurosurg. 22, 486-4%. 

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