Also, LDI provides a direct measure of vasocongestion and has an absolute unit of measurement, consisting of flux or units of blood flow.
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The following statement taken from the article dBm seems incorect, " Since it is referenced to the watt, it is an absolute unit, used when measuring absolute power.
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In fact he was unable to derive a logical contradiction and instead derived many non-intuitive results; for example that triangles have a maximum finite area and that there is an absolute unit of length.
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You can set the height or width of boxes " in terms of the number of rows or columns of boxes they match " but not in absolute units or even in lines of text.
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For instance, temperature was originally a number only up to any monotone transformation, but the development of the ideal-gas-thermometry led to transformations in which the absolute zero and absolute unit were missing.
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For simple impeller systems, NPSH R can be derived theoretically, but very often it is determined empirically . Note NPSH A and NPSH R are in absolute units and usually expressed in " m abs " not " psia ".
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Also, the base sizes should be specified in absolute units, not pixels . 13 pixels is bigger than typewriter size on my home machine, but less than a tenth of an inch on my work machine . talk ) 13 : 27, 15 July 2010 ( UTC)
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If you have 2 molar of X, and 3 molar of Y, then Y is 1.5 normal to X . Note that it is not an absolute unit : a concentration is always normal to some other concentration . talk ) 16 : 14, 22 January 2008 ( UTC)
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Zoom requires the absolute units of pixels or CSS3 media queries, breakpoints to scale both height and width of the page to fit the users device, this allows the closest page layout to be zoomed in or out, allowing for scaling of a page outside the linear grid, fluid model, the page remains 3D in the XYZ chords Cartesian coordinate system.
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It was often claimed that the international electrical units formed a coherent set of absolute units in the quadrant-eleventh-gram-second system ( aka " QES system " or " Q . E . S . system " ), where the unit length was the quadrant of the Earth's polar circumference, the unit mass was the " eleventh-gram " or 10 " 11 grams and the unit time was the second.
