measurement area

To provide a means of local knowledge transfer in the various measurement areas.

Measurement Areas: the way in which an effectiveness area is measured.

Measurement areas form the basis of job specifications in determining what kind of manager is required.

We've actually taken three measurement areas.

In the Commission's proposal the spatial measurements area is regulated using the expression 'the employee's breathing area' .

The PRM is currently composed of four measurement areas:

Compact-beam sodars are more accurate in complex terrain where the wind vector can change across the measurement area of the sodar.

By time-of-flight measurement, a scanning laser determines speeds and positions of all vehicles in the measurement area.

The distance-to-spot ratio (D:S) is the ratio of the distance to the object and the diameter of the temperature measurement area.

Sensitivity to market risk, the "S" in CAMELS is a complex and evolving measurement area.

In these applications only the chamber is situated in the measurement area, and the electronics is remotely situated to protect it from radiation and is connected by cable.

They used a fibre optic probe of 1250, 700 or 450 m diameter measurement area, transmitting the CL through an external light pipe to the entrance of a grating monochromator.

Sample flow is passed via ionization chamber and then enters to measurement area where the ions are deflected into one or more measuring electrodes by perpendicular electric field which can be either static or varying.

Mounted on the secondary mirror itself was a single cell for selective measurement and in the camera base was a five segment cell for integrated measurement with multi pattern measurement using both giving six measurement areas.

Enterprise Architecture Assessment Framework (EAAF) version 3.1 identifies the measurement areas and criteria by which agencies are expected to use the EA to drive performance improvements that result in the following outcomes:

Some of measurement areas include measuring the level or standard of knowledge nation-wide or measuring the standard of a particular sect of the whole population or measuring for licensing or admission purposes in university education, vocational or technical education, for example.

While the concept of objectives is central in output orientation, the other four ideas (managerial effectiveness, effectiveness areas, measurement areas and authority areas) are the foundations of any objectives that are set; and only with an understanding of these will the objectives be sound.