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0There is a sensor in my lab that beeps when its surrouding temperature is at 68 degrees Celcious. It is used to calibrate a special research oven which has a few tuning knobs which range from 1-10. I want to create a requirement that says the resistance knob must be in the range of 4.5 to 5.2 when the temperature in the oven registers 68 degrees Celcious.02br02br00Should I say:02br02br001. The resistence knob must be in the range of 4.5 to 5.2 when the temperature registers 68 degrees Celcious.02br02br00or 02br02br002. At 68 degrees Celcious, the resistence knob must be in the range of 4.5 to 5.2.02br02br00I prefer #2 but since the temperature of the oven is actually controlled the resistence knob, sentence #2 sounds like the temperature is settable by a temperature knob like a normal oven which obviously is not true on this special oven. Is my understanding correct?02br02br00Please advise. Thanks in advance0-

Clive · Accepted Answer

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00I'm not sure that I fully understand the technical aspects of this. If the **** must be manually set, then I suggest 'The resist01font00a02font00nce **** should be set within the range of 4.5 to 5.201b00 before02b00 the temperature reaches 68 degrees cel01font00sius02font00'. Or use the more direct imperative form 'Set the **** within . . .'02br
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00If the **** is set automatically, then why say anything? Or just say 'You should check that the . . . **** is set . . ..... (and do what if it is not?'02br
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00Best wishes, Clive0-

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