Some articles on temperature compensation, temperature:
... high-pass filter can be used to compensate for changes in ground temperature ... Ground temperature is very slow varying in comparison to surface temperature ...
... impulse with minimal interference from the wheel work, together with an effective temperature compensation ... The spiral balance spring also had a temperature compensation device similar to those in Arnold's watches, and based on Harrison's bimetallic strip of brass and steel ... movement, which indicates centre seconds, has a steel balance with a bimetallic temperature compensation strip that acts on the flat balance spring ...
... It expands and contracts significantly as its temperature changes. 8.3 imp gal) and 10.03 US gal (38.0 L 8.4 imp gal) as to the actual amounts at the delivery temperature of the gasoline ... The reference temperature for gasoline volume measurement is 60°F or 15°C ...
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