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estimation is to think of an answer before measuring the quantity and approximation is to round off.
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The responsibilities of Quantity Surveyors include monitoring construction costs, estimate costs of replacements and managing tax schedules. Quantity Surveyors typically work with Architects.
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Chemical estimation of ATP refers to methods used to quantify the amount of ATP (adenosine triphosphate) present in a sample. This can be done using various assays, such as bioluminescence assays, which detect the light emitted when ATP reacts with luciferase enzyme, or colorimetric assays, which measure the production of colored compounds when ATP reacts with specific enzymes. These methods are important for understanding cellular energy metabolism and are commonly used in research and diagnostics.
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Demand estimation's purpose is to determine the approximate level of demand for the product whereas demand forecasting's purpose is to estimate the quantity of product or service that consumers will purchase.
Margaret E. Terrell has written: 'Professional food preparation' -- subject(s): Quantity cookery 'Large quantity recipes' -- subject(s): Quantity cookery
Quantity surveying typically involves areas such as cost estimation, procurement, contract administration, project management, risk management, and value engineering. These areas are critical in ensuring that construction projects are delivered within budget and timeline constraints effectively.
unit of intensity of sound is bels... as it is a bigger quantity in practice we use decibels .. . .