the sticker under the hood or in the driver door..
I found a very credible government website with all kinds of information about calibration, and different things that can be calibrated. You can check it out by going here www.nist.gov/calibrations/.
The sticker on the back of a passport typically includes the passport number, the issuing country, the holder's name, date of birth, nationality, and the expiration date of the passport.
Wisegeek gives a good overview of what being a calibration technician entails.For actual calibration jobs, try job-boards like Monster or CareerBuilder.
Sticker painting is getting a template for art as a sticker and painting it around it. One can find information on it by visiting the site wisegeek and looking at the art section of the site.
That information can be found on a sticker located in the drivers door jam area or in the drivers/owners manual.
Yes, scales should be calibrated regularly to ensure accuracy. The frequency of calibration depends on the scale type and usage. It is recommended to check with the manufacturer's guidelines for specific calibration requirements.
It varies by car and the information should be able to be found on a sticker under the hood.
I need more information, what year is your car and most importantly what engine code is it. This can be found on a white sticker in the boot!
If you want to find out more information about a sticker label then you will need to talk to your local print company. They will be able to tell you what you need to know.
I have found ten different vacuum routing diagrams for 1979 302's. They are referenced by the engine calibration code, I cannot find any information on how to locate my calibration code. If anyone can answer this, then I can help with the vacuum routing.
Calibration of a foot rule typically involves checking its accuracy by comparing measurements against a known standard. This can be done using calibration equipment such as a calibration block or ruler with precise markings to verify the accuracy of the foot rule. If discrepancies are found, adjustments can be made to ensure accurate measurements.