measured quantity造句怎么写

It is a parameter, associated with the result of a measurement (eg a calibration or test) that defines the range of the values that could reasonably be attributed to the measured quantity.

The information entropy of measured quantity and measuring result, and the error entropy are defined.

In traditional methods geometrical quantity is measured by using spatial reference quantity, and the relationship between measured quantity and reference quantity is space-to-space.

Errors are inevitable in all the stationary and dynamic measuring process which prevents us to get the real value of the measured quantity directly.