The water content of moist air can be measured with no less than six different metrics: Wet Bulb Temperature, Relative Humidity, Absolute Humidity, Degree of Saturation, Humidity Ratio (also known as Mixing Ratio), and Specific Humidity.
You can use a sextant to determine the position (called the âshootâ) in the sky of the sun, moon, or other celestial body, as well as your longitude. Although its design looks complicated, with an understanding of how it works and practice, you can reliably use it to find your position. Ad.
Aerodynamic measure. A simple test of glottic efficiency is Maximum Phonation Time (MPT) . MPT is the maximum time (in seconds) for which a person can sustain a vowel sound when produced on one deep breath at a relatively comfortable pitch and loudness. Like the S/Z Ratio, this is a quick and simple aerodynamic measure. Using a stopwatch, time (in seconds) how long the client can sustain the vowel. 2  Record the time as the duration of 1st âahâ . 3  Repeat Step 1 and record the time as duration of 2nd âahâ . 4  Repeat Step 1 and record the time as duration of 3rd âahâ . 5  The MPT is the longest duration âahâ of the three attempts.