totalization indicating device with a scale interval greater than that of the general totalization indicating device, and intended to indicate the total mass of a load transported over a fairly long period of operation.

For a given totalized load, the difference between the results, taken two by two, shall be less than or equal to: - one scale interval of the discontinuous (digital) indicating device, when the results are supplied by two discontinuous (digital) indicators,

IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FOR MINOR VARIATIONS IN THE LEVEL OF THE REFERENCE PLANE OR TEST AREA, IT IS NECESSARY TO MEASURE THE DEVIATIONS FROM GROUND ZERO ALONG BOTH THE X AND Y SCALES AT INTERVALS OF 250 MM AND TO RECORD THE READINGS OBTAINED SO THAT CORRECTIONS CAN BE MADE WHEN CHECKING THE VEHICLE.

In order to provide for minor variations in the level of the reference plane or test area, it is necessary to measure the deviations from ground zero along both the X and Y scales at intervals of 250 mm and to record the readings obtained so that corrections can be made when checking the vehicle.

Acceptance of a variety may be renewed at given intervals if it is still cultivated on such a scale as to justify this, or should be retained in the interest of conserving plant genetic resources, and providing that the requirements as to distinctness, uniformity and stability, or the criteria determined under Article 44(2) and (3), are still satisfied.

'2. Acceptance of a variety may be renewed at given intervals if it is still cultivated on such a scale as to justify this, or should be retained in the interest of conserving plant genetic resources, and providing that the requirements as to distinctness, uniformity and stability, or the criteria determined under Article 20(a)3 and 4, are still satisfied.

'2. Acceptance of a variety may be renewed a given intervals if it is still cultivated on such a scale as to justify this, or should be retained in the interest of conserving plant genetic resources, and providing that the requirements as to distinctness, uniformity and stability, or the criteria determined under Article 39(a)(3) and (4), are still satisfied.

Acceptance of a variety may be renewed at given intervals if it is still cultivated on such a scale as to justify this, or should be retained in the interest of conserving plant genetic resources, and providing that the requirements as to distinctness, uniformity and stability, or the criteria determined under Article 20(a)3 and 4, are still satisfied.

Acceptance of a variety may be renewed a given intervals if it is still cultivated on such a scale as to justify this, or should be retained in the interest of conserving plant genetic resources, and providing that the requirements as to distinctness, uniformity and stability, or the criteria determined under Article 39(a)(3) and (4), are still satisfied.

Scale intervals

its scale interval is known as the verification scale interval.

The scale intervals must be equal over the entire scale.

Number of verification scale intervals

verification scale interval in the form e =,

The actual scale interval (d) and the verification scale interval (e) shall be in the form:

its verification scale interval ei with - its verification scale interval ei with e(i + 1) > ei

Verification scale interval (e) Minimum capacity (Min)

scale interval if it is different from e, in the form d =...,

Number of figures and values of the verification scale interval

The interval between scale divisions must be constant throughout the scale and not less than 1 millimetre.

THE INTERVAL BETWEEN NUMBERS ON THE SCALE OF THE TEST ELEMENT MUST NOT EXCEED:

The value of the printed scale interval must be marked on the printing mechanism.

The value of the smallest scale interval of the pre-setting mechanism must not be less than the value of the scale interval on the first element of the indicator.

The maximum permissible error, positive or negative, shall be one scale interval.

The thermometer used shall have a scale interval not exceeding 0 75 oC and shall be verified.

The length of the verification scale interval must be not less than 1 mm and not more than 5 mm.

Indicating devices are graduated in bar, the value of the scale intervals being fixed at 0,1 bar.

or of contrasting bands of a constant width equal to the length of the verification scale interval.

However, the scale interval need not be less than one of the monetary values specified in item 4.8.1.

For these instruments the minimum capacity lower limits for these two classes are obtained from Table 1 by replacement in column 3 of the verification scale interval (e) by the actual scale interval (d).

Scale intervals on the first element must be in the form 1 × 10n, 2 × 10n or 5 × 10n authorised units of volume.

However, the value of this scale interval need not be less than one of the monetary values specified in item 4.8.1.

Minimum capacity (Min) Number of verification scale intervals n = Max n = e minimum value minimum value maximum value IIII

The difference between the quantity indicated and the quantity printed must not exceed the value of one printed scale interval.

In an indicating mechanism having one or more elements, that which is marked with the smallest scale intervals is called the "first element".

the volume corresponding to a movement of 2 millimeters of the scale of the first element of the indicating mechanism and to one-fifth of the value of the scale interval, when the first element has a continuous movement;

When extended, the mesh gauge shall be capable of measuring mesh sizes up to 300 mm. The scale shall be graduated in intervals of 1, and 5 and 10 millimetres.

The value of the printed-price scale interval must be in the form 1 x 10n, 2 x 10n or 5 x 10n monetary units, n being a whole positive or negative number, or zero.

The value of the printed scale interval must not be greater than the maximum permissible error on the minimum delivery marked on the dial of the indicating mechanism.

If the meter is fitted with a price indicator the difference between the price indicated and the printed price must not exceed the value of the printed scale interval.

The value of the printed scale interval must be in the form 1 x 10n, 2 x 10n or 5 x 10n authorised volumetric units, n being a whole positive or negative number, or zero.

Unless specified otherwise in an instrument-specific annex, the scale interval for a measured value shall be in the form 1×10n, 2×10n, or 5×10n, where n is any integer or zero.

The computed price of a quantity equal to the maximum permissible error on the minimum delivery marked on the dial of the indicating mechanism must be not less than one-fifth of the value of the scale interval, but not less than the price corresponding to an interval of two millimetres on the scale of the first element on the price indicator, where the movement of this element is continuous.