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reference level

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reference level [′ref·rəns ‚lev·əl]
(engineering)
(engineering acoustics)
The level used as a basis of comparison when designating the level of an audio-frequency signal in decibels or volume units. Also known as reference signal level.
(oceanography)
Level of no motion.
A level for which current is known; allows determination of absolute current from relative current.


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The 30-70 fixed reference level used in the standard RSI is a disadvantage if you are using time periods other than the standard 14 bars.
In view of the latest scientific data, WHO proposes a reference level of 100 becquerels per metric cube to minimize health hazards due to indoor radon exposure," said the UN health agency in a report published this week.
The International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) has recommended the use of diagnostic reference levels (DRLs) as a first step in the optimisation of diagnostic radiography.
 
 
 
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