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## Abstract Calibration is required for most soil moisture sensors if accurate measurements are to be obtained. This can be time consuming and costly, especially if field calibration is undertaken, but can be facilitated by a good understanding of the behaviour of the particular sensor being calibr
The corrections of rate data for the effects of internal temperature change are as follows: page 534, line 2 should read, "fC sincef, = ( j + 3 ) / ( j + 7), taking the critical dimensionless temperature gradient. . ."; page 534, line 5 should read, ". . . cylinder this method gives 11 l ] j = 2.729
The decay rate of sound within large enclosures depends on air humidity and temperature. This phenomenon must be taken into account in most problems of architectural acoustics; generally, the measurement data obtained in actual humidity and temperature conditions should be normalized to standard con