short-term repeatability

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short-term repeatability [′shȯrt ‚tərm ri‚pēd·ə′bil·əd·ē]

(control systems)

The close agreement of positional movements of a robotic system repeated under identical conditions over a short period of time and at the same location.

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No references found			Good short-term repeatability is necessary but not sufficient to meet performance expectations: It gives only a "snapshot" of pump capability. An on-board mass calibration system for liquid encapsulation: a case ... by Karlinski, Thomas / Circuits Assembly For example, using an FR-4 epoxy sample, the short-term repeatability is within 0. Repeatable measurement of high-resistivity rubber and other materials by Erdman, Bob / Rubber World 4) addresses the two limiting cases: short-term repeatability (one lab, one equipment, one person, testing in immediate succession) and reproducibility (many different labs, testing at possibly different times). Precision and sensitivity in QA testing by Koopmann, Rudiger K. / Rubber World			short-grained short-haul short-haul convoy short-length short-line seeking short-long flashing light short-oil alkyd short-oil varnish short-path principle short-period comet short-precision number short-pulse laser short-range attack missile short-range ballistic missile short-range force short-range forecast short-range navigation short-range order short-range radar short-slot coupler Short-Stroke Engine Short-Term Credit short-term exposure limit short-term memory short-term predictor short-term repeatability short-termism short-time rating Short-toed Eagle short-tube vertical evaporator Shortandy Shortanov, Askerbi Shortanov, Askerbi Takhirovich shortcoming shortcut shortcut key shorted-transformer superconducting fault-current limiter Shorten Shortened Work Time Shorter, Frank Shorter, Wayne shortest job first shorthair cat Shorthand Shorthorn Shorthorn cattle shortite shortness shorts Shortt Clock shortwall			Short-Term Money Market Short-Term Motor Memory Short-Term Moving Average Short-Term Moving Averages short-term municipal bond fund Short-Term Municipal Bond Funds Short-Term Myocardial Hibernation Short-Term Obligation Short-Term Obligation Short-Term Obligations Short-Term Obligations Short-Term Observers Short-Term Output Indicators Review Short-Term Paper Short-Term Paper Short-Term Paper Short-Term Paper Short-Term Plan Short-Term Power Control Short-Term Power Output Short-Term Prediction Research and Transition Center short-term predictor Short-Term Program Short-Term Public Emergency Guidance Level Short-Term QoS Deficit Round Robin Short-Term Random Variance Short-Term Recall Short-Term Redemption Fee Short-Term Rent, Mortgage and Utility short-term repeatability Short-Term Reserve Short-term reserves Short-Term Revolving Credit Short-Term Roadwatch and Target Acquisition Short-Term Selected Line Short-term solvency ratios Short-Term Storage Space Short-Term Systematic Variance Short-Term Tax Exempt Short-term tax exempts Short-Term Temporarily Deferred Short-Term Terrain Model short-term trading index Short-Term Trading Indexes Short-Term Trading Indices Short-Term Treasury Bills Short-term trend short-term trend analysis Short-Term Trends Short-Term Verbal Memory Short-Term Working Memory Short-Term, Innovative Concept short-termism short-termism Short-Throw Shifter

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