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After releasing the stress from a stretched elastomer that was operated in a high range for a longer time, due to drift phenomenons the material usually can not entirely contract to its original size anymore; the degree of this effect is called hysteresis.
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The idea that the natural rate of unemployment depends on the path of the actual unemployment rate; where the unemployment rate ends up depends on where it has been.
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The difference between up-scale and down-scale results in instrument response when subjected to the same input approached from the opposite direction. Example: A control valve has a stroke of 1.0 inch and we give the valve a 9 psig signal. The valve travels 0.500 of an inch. We then give the valve a 12 psig signal, and the valve travels to 0.750 of an inch. When the valve is then given a 9 psig signal, the stroke is measured at 0.501. That represents hysteresis. ...
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difference in gauge readings that is dependent on whether the measured quantity is approached from above or below the value
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The difference in output when the measurand value is first approached with increasing and then with decreasing values. Expressed in percent of full scale during any one calibration cycle. See also Dead band.
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