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point-set topology
The general field of topology, not restricting attention to specific classes of spaces, and not using algebraic topology
set point
A setting or location that is fixed
set point
A situation where if one of the two players wins the next point, (s)he will win the set (but not the match)
set point
Point that, if won, allows a player to win the set
set point
The alignment point for a routable, such as run or path reservation, for which a section is defined The set point determines, for example, whether the routing line drawn for a boundary represents the bottom left, bottom right, or bottom center of the boundary There are three possible set points for a boundary and nine possible set points for a path reservation and run
set point
The temperature to which a thermostat is set to result in a desired heated space temperature
set point
The temperature at which a controller is set to control a system
set point
The point needed to win a game and consequentially, a set
set point
The chlorine or pH level set on an automatic controller by the operative as the desired target for the unit to adhere to
set point
Specific temperature that a refrigerated container has been set to keep Ideally the set point and the actual temperature should be identical throughout the voyage
set point
Arithmetic mean of the excursions of the controlling waveform in the Model 8800; i e , the algebraic sum of the positive and negative amplitudes of the waveform It is roughly equivalent to "mean level" on earlier Instron Servohydraulic Testing Systems
set point
the final point needed to win a set in tennis
set point
The position at which the control or controller is set This is the same as the desired value of the process variable
set point
A point in space, expressed in three dimensional coordinates, at which tip of cutting tool of automatic machine is set before the start of machining operations
set point
An input variable, which sets the desired value of the controlled variable The input variable may be manually set, automatically set or programmed It is expressed in the same units as the controlled variable
set point
A point that, if won by the leader, will result in winning the set See also game point; match point
set point
Value of a controlled variable, departure from which causes a
set point
The exact point at which the electrical switching element functions This is generally expressed in PSI, inches of mercury or PSIA
set point
The temperature to which a thermostat is set to result in a desired heated space temperature
set point
An input variable, which sets the desired value of the controlled variable The input variable may be manually set, automatically set or programmed It is expressed in the same units as the controlled variable
set point
A point in space, expressed in three dimensional coordinates, at which tip of cutting tool of automatic machine is set before the start of machining operations
set point
The exact point at which the electrical switching element functions This is generally expressed in PSI, inches of mercury or PSIA
set point
Value of a controlled variable, departure from which causes a
set point
the final point needed to win a set in tennis
set point
The temperature at which a controller is set to control a system
set point
The position at which the control or controller is set This is the same as the desired value of the process variable
set point
Arithmetic mean of the excursions of the controlling waveform in the Model 8800; i e , the algebraic sum of the positive and negative amplitudes of the waveform It is roughly equivalent to "mean level" on earlier Instron Servohydraulic Testing Systems
set point
The chlorine or pH level set on an automatic controller by the operative as the desired target for the unit to adhere to
set point
The point needed to win a game and consequentially, a set
set point
Point that, if won, allows a player to win the set
set point
The alignment point for a routable, such as run or path reservation, for which a section is defined The set point determines, for example, whether the routing line drawn for a boundary represents the bottom left, bottom right, or bottom center of the boundary There are three possible set points for a boundary and nine possible set points for a path reservation and run
set point
Specific temperature that a refrigerated container has been set to keep Ideally the set point and the actual temperature should be identical throughout the voyage
set point
A point that, if won by the leader, will result in winning the set See also game point; match point
point set
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