measurement technique

noun
UK /ˈmeʒəmənt tekˈniːk/
US /ˈmeʒərmənt tekˈniːk/

A measurement technique is a special way to find out how big, heavy, or long something is.

The scientist used a simple measurement technique to check how tall the plant had grown.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A set of steps used in science to collect exact numbers about something.

The lab's new measurement technique helped them record temperature changes every minute.

3. A particular way of checking size or amount, such as using a ruler or a scale.

Using a ruler is a basic measurement technique for finding length.

4. A careful method for judging how much of something there is.

The teacher taught a measurement technique for counting the marbles quickly and correctly.